English-Lithuanian translations for climb

• kilti
• kopti
  Šiandienos vaikas gali užkopti į pačią visuomenės piramidės viršūnę arba nusiristi į patį dugną. A child of today can climb right to the top of the social ladder or fall right down to the bottom.
  Bet mes labai norėtume, kad euro zona, tapusi uola, į kurią atsimušfinansų krizės bangos, būtų uola, į kurią įkopti galėtume ir mes prisiglausti nuo šaltų vėjų. But we would really like the Euro Zone to become a rock, which would beat back the waves of the financial crisis, a rock which we could climb onto and where we could seek shelter from the icy winds.
• laipioti
• lipti
  Jie perlėkper Airiją, nepatingėjo lipti laiptais, paskambinti į duris, agitavo ir platino savo kampanijos medžiagą. They raced round Ireland, climbed staircases, rang doorbells, canvassed and distributed their campaign materials.
• užlipti

Definition of climb

• To ascend; rise; to go up
• To mount; to move upwards on
• To scale; to get to the top of something
• To move by gripping with the hands and using the feet
• to practise the sport of climbing
• To move to a higher position on the social ladder
• An act of climbing
• The act of getting to somewhere more elevated
• An upwards struggle

Examples

• Prices climbed steeply.
• They climbed the mountain.
• Climbing a tree

Related words

• climbing
• climbdown
• climber
• hillclimbing
• unclimbed
• downclimbing
• climb-down
• climb up
• climb down