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climb

他動詞自動詞[C/U] 両方
複数形: climbs過去形: climbed過去分詞: climbed現在分詞: climbing比較級: more climbing最上級: most climbing

This word carries a strong sense of physical exertion and verticality. It suggests a struggle against gravity, often requiring grip, strength, and a step-by-step progression. While walking up a hill is a simple movement, climbing implies a more challenging or steep incline that demands active engagement of the whole body. In professional or social contexts, the term describes a slow, often competitive rise in status or power. The image here is one of a ladder, where each step represents a milestone or a promotion, reflecting the persistence and effort required to reach the top of a hierarchy.

Countable when referring to a specific expedition or route up a peak. Uncountable when referring to the general act of ascending.

意味

他動詞
[someone][something]

To move upward using hands and feet.

"He managed to climb the steep cliff."

自動詞
[someone]

To ascend a mountain or ladder.

"She loves to climb during the summer."

名詞
[something]

An ascent of a mountain or a steep slope.

"The climb to the summit took six hours."

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