climb1

/klaɪm/

Translation

v [t, i]

›

⇨ ascender

⇨ subir

The bus climbed the hill very slowly

El autobús subió la cuesta muy despacio

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⇨ trepar

to climb a wall

trepar por un muro

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⇨ escalar

She has climbed Mount Everest

Ha escalado el Everest

› (un precio)

⇨ subir

■ pron. La b no se pronuncia. Esta palabra rima con el término inglés time

→ to climb down→ to climb out of sth→ to climb up sth

(Definition of climb v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish © Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)

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