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climber

noun (a climber, climbers)

«climber» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A climber is a person who climbs, such as mountains, rocks or climbing walls. tree →
  2. A climber is a plant that grows up walls, fences or other plants, like ivy. tree →
  3. A climbing frame or a person who climbs well can also be called a climber. tree →

In the lessons

In sports and outdoor life climbers wear helmets and harnesses and use ropes; at an indoor climbing wall an instructor checks the ropes. In gardening, climbers like ivy, beans and roses grow upwards. In stories climbers face cold, storms and danger on high peaks. Phrases: «rock climber», «mountain climber», «a good climber», «climbing plant».

Examples

  • The climbers reached the top of the mountain. tree →
  • My sister is a great climber on the climbing wall. tree →
  • Every climber must wear a helmet. tree →
  • Ivy is a climber that grows up walls. tree →
  • We planted a climber by the fence. tree →
  • Cats are good climbers. tree →
  • The climbers were roped together for safety. tree →
  • Monkeys are excellent climbers. tree →
  • And, having thought of the experiment, he at once resolved to carry it out, for Jack was a good climber. tree →

Note

Countable: one climber, two climbers. The b is silent: CLY-mer. A climber (person) is different from a «climbing frame» in a playground. Safety: climbers never climb alone on rocks or cliffs and always check their equipment.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/climber/