climb

US /klaɪm/
UK /klaɪm/
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trepar, escalar

go or come up a slope, incline, or staircase, especially by using the feet and hands; ascend

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We watched the children climb the tree.
Vimos a los niños trepar al árbol.
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The path climbs steeply up the hill.
El camino asciende abruptamente por la colina.
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subir con dificultad, moverse con esfuerzo

move with effort or difficulty

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He had to climb over the fence to get into the garden.
Tuvo que trepar la valla para entrar al jardín.
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The car struggled to climb the icy road.
El coche luchó por subir la carretera helada.
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3.

aumentar, subir

increase in amount, extent, or intensity

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Prices continue to climb.
Los precios continúan subiendo.
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His popularity began to climb after the election.
Su popularidad comenzó a subir después de las elecciones.
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escalada, subida

an act of climbing or ascending

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The mountain climb was challenging but rewarding.
La escalada de la montaña fue desafiante pero gratificante.
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He made a quick climb to the top of the ladder.
Hizo una rápida subida a la cima de la escalera.
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