climb

UK:  [klaɪm]

US:  [klaɪm]

第三人称单数：climbs  现在分词：climbing  过去式：climbed  

n.

1.爬升

2.爬移

3.需要攀登的地方,山坡

4.上升率

5.攀缘

6.攀高

7.滑步上坡

8.上漂

9.直线上坡

10.攀登;【航空】爬高

v.

1.攀登,爬上;(太阳等)徐徐上升;(飞机)爬高;(植物)攀缘向上

2.爬,攀登,爬上

3.爬;上升:

4.向上爬,钻营

5.(植物)依附…攀缘向上

6.上升 ,潦绕上升;上涨

7.(物价)上涨;(数目)渐增

1 . After a four-day run, markets are taking a bit of a breather today, as indexes climb back down after notching new highs earlier this week.
经过了连续4天的上涨后，美国股市周三略作休整，股指在本周初连创新高后有所回调。

2 . When two or more people ride, don't drive, each side more help, don't you climb out to chase me mad, or mutual joking.
两人或多人一起骑车时，不要并排行驶，更不能互相攀扶，不要你追我赶地疯闹，或相互开玩笑。

3 . I climb up the stone steps towards the little building, a miniature house that looks as though it might be made out of gingerbread.
我沿着石阶向上爬到小屋跟前，它看起来就像是用姜饼制成的微型房子。

4 . his way through any difficulty. . It is not easy to climb a bluff mountain. He has a bluff way of speaking, but a kind heart.
他说他会赢得这场比赛，事实上只是在吹牛。他可以招摇撞骗闯过任何难关登上陡峭的山可不容易。他说话直率，但心地善良。

5 . So we said the person starts at the bottom of the ladder and we ask this person to gradually climb up.
也就是说人，从梯子底部开始，让这个人，慢慢爬高。