climbing

• Relativo à atividade de subir em superfícies íngremes, especialmente montanhas ou rochas, ou que sobe, eleva-se ou escala algo.

Relating to the activity of ascending steep surfaces, especially mountains or rocks.

1. Used for climbingB1formal

   Designed or used for the activity of climbing.

   de escalada

   • He bought new climbing shoes for the trip.
   • The climbing rope must be checked for safety.
   • She packed her climbing gear before heading to the mountain.

2. Growing upwardB2formal

   Growing or moving upward, often used for plants.

   Trepador

   • The climbing roses covered the entire wall.
   • Climbing plants need support to grow properly.
   • We planted climbing ivy near the fence.

   Sinônimosascendingscandent

   Antônimoscreepingprostratesprawlingtrailing

• Esporte ou atividade de subir em superfícies íngremes, como montanhas, rochas ou paredes, usando mãos, pés e frequentemente equipamento especializado.

A noun referring to the sport or activity of ascending steep surfaces, such as mountains, rocks, or walls, using hands, feet, and often specialized equipment.

incontável

1. A2formalsport

   The sport or activity of ascending mountains, cliffs, or other steep surfaces.

   Escalada

   • She enjoys rock climbing on weekends.
   • Mountain climbing requires physical strength and endurance.
   • Indoor climbing walls are popular in many cities.

   Sinônimosalpinismmountain climbingmountaineeringrock climbingscaling

2. Act of moving upwardB1formal

   The action of moving upward, especially using hands and feet.

   Escalada

   • The climbing of the steep hill took two hours.
   • He watched the cat's climbing up the tree.
   • The climbing of the ladder was dangerous without proper support.

   Sinônimosascentclimbmountingrisingscaling

• Verbo que indica o ato de subir ou mover-se para cima, especialmente usando as mãos e os pés, escalando algo, ou ainda aumentar de nível, posição ou intensidade. Pode também significar subir uma encosta, árvore, escada ou montanha.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving upward, especially by using hands and feet, or to ascend something.

1. Move upwardA1formal

   To go up or ascend something, especially using hands and feet.

   Subir

   • She climbed the stairs to her apartment.
   • The cat climbed the tree quickly.
   • He climbed the mountain with his friends.

   Sinônimosascendclambergo upmountscalescrambleshinny

   Antônimosdescenddropfallplunge

2. Increase in value or levelB1formal

   To rise in amount, rank, or intensity.

   Subir

   • The temperature climbed to 35 degrees.
   • The company's stock price climbed steadily.
   • His career climbed rapidly after the promotion.

   Sinônimosascendescalatego upincreasemountrisesoarsurge

   Antônimosdeclinedecreasedropfallplummet

3. Move with effortB1informal

   To move into or out of a place with difficulty or effort.

   Penar para entrar ou sair

   • He climbed out of bed reluctantly.
   • She climbed into the car with her heavy bags.
   • They climbed through the narrow window to escape.

   Sinônimosclamberscrabblescramblestruggle

Variantes phrasalclimb downclimb onclimb up