Climb meaning in English

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Definition

a climb: an ascent noun
It's a bit of a climb to get to the castle. You have to walk uphill for 2km.
to climb (up): to mount, to walk uphill, to ascend, to go upwards verb
She climbed to the top of the tree. She ascended the tree until she got to the top.
to go rock climbing (or to rock climb): to walk up mountainsides verb

UK: It's a bit of a climb to get to the castle.
US: It was quite a climb to get to your castle.
  • "Bruno : Ah... So this part at the end - that climbs - it must mean that our share price will recover!"
  • "Bruno : Friday I'm going rock climbing with some Japanese businessmen."
  • "In fact he's climbing up the tree again."

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