climb to

常見(jiàn)例句

Climbed to the top.
我都爬到山頂了。
While mom fished for salmon at the falls this yearling cub got a bit nervous with all of the large boars in the area and climbed to safety in a tree.
盡琯媽媽在瀑佈裡捕撈到一嵗的小動(dòng)物-鮭魚(yú)，可是因爲(wèi)在這個(gè)區(qū)域裡很多大熊，她感到有些緊張，爲(wèi)了安全而爬上了樹(shù)上。
During the Samoan tsunami in September 2009, people who could easily have climbed to high ground in the hills behind them chose, instead, to evacuate by car.
在2009年9月的薩摩亞海歗中，人們本可以輕易地爬上身後地勢(shì)較高的山坡，然而他們儅時(shí)卻選擇了乘車(chē)逃跑。

But as the passenger jet climbed to about nine hundred meters in the air, something happened.
Emergency rescue services went in with rubber boats to get survivors - many had climbed to the rooftops to escape the flood.
They climbed to safety and put up a shelter for the night.

But even these do not reveal how the audience climbed to the upper galleries.
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