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Meanings of climb up in English
Usage of climb up in English
1
It's true: I climb up to it and then aid through it.
2
So I climb up in the mosely tree and begin to yell.
3
Once or twice they stopped in their agonizing climb up the hill.
4
Well, jest climb up the ladder on the outside of the house.
5
Try to climb up, down, up, then down again without coming off.
6
People climb up to the top of the first with little sledges.
7
But he said nothing, and watched Adam climb up into the saddle.
8
No; he would have to climb up from below to do that.
9
The climb up the hill was by no means an easy one.
10
Then he told the good animals to climb up the arrow trail.
11
Gennady began the long climb up the steps to the next gallery.
12
We climb up, then cross to the other side of the house.
13
Then he began the long, sad climb up the path and away.
14
I wouldn't climb up it again for all the lions in Buckskin.
15
And nobly do they climb up to the duties of their position.
16
Again I caught sight of him attempting to climb up the palisade.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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