Climb on Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkɫaɪm/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn

KLYME-ahn

UK

klˈaɪm/ /ˈɒn

KLYME-on

التعريف

To move from a lower place to a higher place onto the top of something, usually using your hands and feet. Commonly used for getting onto objects or animals.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually informal; often used with objects, vehicles, furniture, or animals ('climb on the table', 'climb on a bike'). Not for large scale climbing (mountains); use 'climb' alone for that. Avoid confusing with 'climb in' (entering inside).

• Spanish: subirse a - trepar a
• Portuguese (BR): subir em - escalar (em cima de)
• Portuguese (PT): subir para - trepar para cima de
• Chinese (Simplified): 爬上
• Chinese (Traditional): 爬上
• Hindi: पर चढ़ना
• Arabic: يَصعد على
• Bengali: উপর উঠা - চড়া
• Russian: залезать на
• Japanese: ～にのぼる - ～によじのぼる
• Vietnamese: leo lên - trèo lên
• Korean: 위에 올라가다 - 올라타다
• Turkish: üzerine çıkmak - binmek
• Urdu: چڑھنا
• Indonesian: memanjat ke atas - naik ke atas

جمل نموذجية

Please don't climb on the table.

basic

The child tried to climb on the chair.

basic

He likes to climb on rocks at the park.

basic

My cat loves to climb on the kitchen counter when no one’s looking.

natural

Can you help me climb on this horse? It's really tall!

natural

I almost fell trying to climb on my friend's bike.

natural