climb
gb/klˈaɪm/ us/klˈaɪm/
A2
Anglais
~ 1800
felmászik, felmegy, megmászik, emelkedik, nő, feljebb jut a ranglétrán, előrelép, mászás, feljutás
VERBE
A2
1
Schéma d’usage :
to climb [something]
She climbed the ladder to fix the roof.
Felmászott a létrán, hogy megjavítsa a tetőt.
They climbed the mountain in three days.
Három nap alatt megmászták a hegyet.
He climbed the stairs quickly to catch the phone.
The children climbed the tree to get the kite.
Exemples pédagogiques
I can climb a tree.
Fel tudok mászni egy fára.
He climbed the stairs slowly.
Lassan ment fel a lépcsőn.
We climb the hill every morning.
She climbs a ladder to paint the wall.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'climb' with 'go up'; 'climb' usually implies effort and often requires hands and feet.
Sens
Go upward using hands and feet
Collocations
climb a mountain
|climb a ladder
|climb the stairs
|climb a tree
Synonymes
scale (More formal; often used for large or difficult climbs.)
|
ascend (More formal and general; can refer to going up without physical climbing.)
Antonymes
descend (Means to go down, the opposite direction of climbing.)
Thèmes
daily life
|travel
|sports
Définition
To go up something using your hands and feet.
To move upward, often using the hands and feet, on a surface such as a hill, stairs, or ladder.
VERBE
B1
2
Schéma d’usage :
[something] climbs
Prices have climbed steadily this year.
Az árak idén folyamatosan emelkedtek.
Temperatures will climb into the 30s tomorrow.
Holnap a hőmérséklet 30 fok fölé emelkedik.
Her stress levels climbed as the deadline approached.
Unemployment figures have climbed in recent months.
Exemples pédagogiques
The price of food is climbing.
Az élelmiszerek ára emelkedik.
The temperature climbs in summer.
Nyáron emelkedik a hőmérséklet.
My score climbs every week.
Sales climb when there is a holiday.
Erreur fréquente :
Some learners mistakenly use 'climb' for sudden changes; it usually suggests a steady or gradual rise.
Sens
Increase in amount or level
Collocations
prices climb
|temperatures climb
|sales climb
|costs climb
Synonymes
rise (General term for going up; does not imply physical movement.)
|
increase (Neutral and common; refers to becoming more in amount or number.)
Antonymes
fall (Means to go down in amount or level.)
|
decrease (Means to become less in amount or number.)
Thèmes
business
|science
|weather
|core_vocabulary
Définition
To become higher in number, price, or level.
To rise in quantity, level, or value, especially gradually over time.
VERBE
B2
3
Schéma d’usage :
to climb [the ranks/ladder]
She climbed the corporate ladder quickly.
Gyorsan feljebb jutott a vállalati ranglétrán.
He hopes to climb the ranks in the army.
Reméli, hogy feljebb jut a hadsereg ranglétráján.
They climbed from junior positions to management within five years.
Exemples pédagogiques
He wants to climb the career ladder.
Előre akar jutni a karrierjében.
She climbed from worker to manager.
Dolgozóból vezetővé lépett elő.
I will climb the ranks in my company.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes use this sense literally when it is figurative about status.
Sens
Progress to higher position/status
Collocations
climb the career ladder
|climb the ranks
Synonymes
advance (General term for moving forward in career or status.)
|
progress (Broad term for improvement or moving forward.)
Antonymes
fall back (To lose status or position.)
|
demote (To be moved to a lower position.)
Thèmes
business
|career
|work
Définition
To get a better job or higher position in work or society.
To move up to a more important or powerful position, especially within an organization or social hierarchy.
NOM
A2
4
The climb to the summit took four hours.
A csúcsra vezető mászás négy órát vett igénybe.
It was a tough climb up the cliff face.
A sziklafalon felfelé kemény volt a mászás.
We enjoyed the climb despite the heat.
Exemples pédagogiques
The climb was hard.
Nehéz volt a mászás.
It is a short climb to the top.
Rövid mászás vezet fel a tetejére.
We started the climb early.
Sens
An act of going upward with effort
Collocations
a steep climb
|a long climb
|make a climb
Synonymes
ascent (More formal; often used for mountain climbing.)
Antonymes
descent (An act of going downward.)
Thèmes
sports
|travel
Définition
The act of going up something using your body and effort.
An act of moving upward on something using effort, often with hands and feet.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
climb
API
GB/klˈaɪm/
US/klˈaɪm/
Syllabes et accentuation
climb (1 syllabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (climb)
Formes du mot
Noun
- Base: climb
- Plural: climbs
Verb
- Base: climb
- 3rd Person Singular: climbs
- Present Participle: climbing
- Past: climbed
Famille de mots
Forms
climbs
noun
climbing
verb
climbed
verb
Core family
climber
noun B1
Related words
climbable
adjective
Negative and opposite forms
unclimbable
adjective
Expressions
climb aboard
1/klˈaɪm əbˈɔɹd/
fixed phrase
Enter vehicle by moving upward into it
To get onto a bus, train, plane, or ship by stepping or moving upward into it.
Exemples
- Passengers climbed aboard the train quickly.
- We climbed aboard the boat for our trip.
climb down
1/klˈaɪm dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb
Go down from higher place
To go down from a higher place using your hands and feet.
Exemples
- He climbed down from the roof after fixing it.
- She carefully climbed down the ladder.
climb into bed
1/klˈaɪm ˈɪntu bˈɛd/
fixed phrase
Get into bed by moving up/over edge
To get into bed, often with some effort or movement over its side.
Exemples
- She climbed into bed and turned off the light.
- After a long day, he climbed into bed immediately.
climb over [something]
1/klˈaɪm ˈoʊvɚ sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase
Go over obstacle with effort
To go over something by moving upward and then downward using your body.
Exemples
- They climbed over the fence to get the ball.
- We had to climb over rocks to reach the cave.