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Перевод: clamber

[существительное]
трудный подъем; карабканье;
[глагол]
карабкаться; вскарабкиваться; цепляться; взгромоздиться; взобраться; виться

Тезаурус:

1. The girls prepared to clamber aboard.
2. There must be some way he could clamber up out of this pit.
3. For a short time we got on without much difficulty, but we were soon obliged to have recourse to our hands and knees, and clamber thus from one crag to another.
4. The country was spared the follies that all too often accompany the first six months of a new government while tyro-ministers clamber up what the Civil Service likes to call their learning-curve.
5. She went over to help lift the beams, and then hand new turfs and heather up to Luch, who was light enough to clamber over the roof to mend it without breaking it.
6. At the same time I could hear someone tapping frantically on the glass door of the kiosk, someone far too anxious to clamber in with me.
7. I walked round the camp for what I thought was half an hour, imagining myself hiding in woods, boarding goods trains, stealing food, doing anything except clamber over the wire.
8. I do not expect King Arthur to rise fully accoutred from the cave in which he lies asleep, any more than I expect my father to clamber out of his shallow pit of prison lime.
9. He hangs onto the bark rope as his wives clamber out carrying flat baskets of headless smoked monkeys.
10. Since then he has spent, in total, several hours in persuading people to climb into cupboards, clamber into lofts and crawl under stairs and watch carefully as he breaks peppermints in the gloom.
11. I clamber on and he puts his great black dress over my head.
12. He described how the ladder was to be set up against the wire, how people were to clamber over and how they were to swing themselves clear through the gap at the end.
13. It is difficult to imagine the World Wide Fund for Nature encouraging activists to clamber up chimneystacks or challenge French warships.