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Meanings of climb that in English

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Usage of climb that in English
1
Avalanche is an off-vert trad climb that follows parallel cracks and seams.
Rock and Ice Magazine
2
Although that man ought not to have made her climb that tree--
Ruth Fielding in Moving Pictures; Or, Helping the Dormitory Fund
3
I don't believe I could climb that tree and get him now.
Bunny Brown and his Sister Sue Giving a Show
4
If you wasn't afraid you'd climb that fence pretty quick, wouldn't you?
The Wrong Twin
5
The climb that made me famous was the North Wall of the Eiger.
The Guardian
6
Ah, there you are-do you think you can climb that crane?
The Anubis Gates
7
You have made me so weak that I could never climb that fence.
Springhaven: A Tale of the Great War
8
Not ever for bragging rights-butinstead because he wanted to climb that grade.
Climbing Magazine
9
Was there any part of the climb that made you nervous?
Climbing Magazine
10
What are you going to do, climb that wall over there?
Nano
11
To think of your having to climb that steep road ahead.
Dick Prescott's Third Year at West Point; Or, Standing Firm for ...
12
La Rambla was the first climb that I tried with Matty and Jon.
Climbing Magazine
13
I suppose you don't intend to try and climb that rope.
St. George for England
14
If he wasn't afraid, of course he would climb that fence pretty quick.
The Wrong Twin
15
But how do those who dwell on it climb that precipice?
The Ivory Child
16
She jumped up-Areyou going to climb that crag before tea?
Helena
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