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yīngwénjièshì
 dòngcí
  • climb
  • move slowly, with the body on or close to the ground, or on hands and knees
  • crawl
míngcí
  • creep
  • grabble
  • shin
  • swarm
  • crawl, creep
  • scramble
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   ( rú pá qiáng shí ) bǎ mǒu rén wǎng shàng yī tuī   give sb. a hoist
  2.   ( pá shān zhě ) yòng shéng xiāng hù xì zài yī qǐ   on the rope
  3.   ( màn děng ) pá shàng ; tōu tōu bī jìn ( jìn xíng xí jī )   creep over
  4.   ( màn děng ) pá shàng ; tōu tōu bī jìn ( jìn xíng xí jī )   creep over sth.
  5. n.  =escalade, yòng tī zǐ pān dēng , pá chéng   scalade
  6.   [ kǒu ] màn màn dì pá rù , zuàn jìn , hùn rù   worm oneself into
  7.   [ měi ]【 tǐ】 yǐ liǎng shǒu xuán yú dān gàng , yǐ shēn tǐ jí liǎng jiǎo cóng liǎng bì jiān chuān guò , xiàng hòu fānzhuàn ;[ yù ] cóng jí zhǎi de dòng pá guò qù   skin the cat
  8.   [ yàn ] pá dé kuài diē dé kuài。   Hastyclimbers have sudden falls.
  9.   【 zhí】 pá shān hǔ   the Bostonivy
  10. vi.  shàng shēng , lì qǐ , qǐ chuáng , shēn zhí , pá shàng , dēng shàng , chéng pō , gāo zhǎng , qǐ làng , chū xiàn , yǒng xiàn , qǐ yì , xíng dòng qǐ lái   uprise
  11. n.  shàng shēng , yé sū de shēng tiān , shēng téng , pá gāo , dēng wèi , chì jīng , jìn rù , yé sū shēng tiān jié , shēng gāo , yé sū shēng tiān   ascension
  12. adv.  shàng pō dì , xiàng shàng dì , shàng pō , pá pō   uphill
  13. n.  wéi xiāo qiǎn 'ér sàn bù hé pá shān   walk and climb mountains for recreation
  14. vi.  chéng mǎ , pá shàng , zēngzhǎng   mount
  15. v.  yì zhǐ tōu tōu dì huò qiāoqiāo dì zǒu dòng , bìng yòu quán shēn huò pá xíng zhī yì , yóu yòng yú dòng wù wéi rán   She stole out of the house in the middle of the night. tā zài bàn yè lǐ tōu tōu dì zǒu chū nà suǒ fáng zǐ .Creepalsosuggestssecrecyand,inanimalsespecially,indicatesacrouchingposition*creep
  16. v.  tā men wǎng shàng pá shí dé zài bīng shàng záo chū tà jiǎo chù .   They had to cut steps in the ice as they climbed
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. xǔ duō yǐ jīng miè jué de zhōng shēng dài lù qī pá xíng dòng wù。
    any of numerous extinct terrestrial reptiles of the Mesozoic era.
  2. hái zǐ yào zǒu lù， xiān dé xué pá xíng。
    Children learn to creep ere they can go.
  3. zhí lì de、 bù fēn shì pān pá de yī zhǒng xiāng cǎo， yòu dà de lǜ sè huò duō sè de shù yè。
    erect or partially climbing herb having large green or variegated leaves.
  4. chǎn yú 'ào dà lì yà kūn shì lán zhōu dōng běi， gāo， pān pá ， jù cì。
    tall scrambling spiny palm of northeastern Queensland Australia.
  5. méi yòu yī diǎn dòng jìng， zhǐ yòu yī zhǐ bān wén huī māo cóng huī jìn lǐ pá chū lái， yuàn shēng yuàn qì dì mǐ wú yī shēng xiàng wǒ zhì jìng。
    Nothing was stirring except a bridled, grey cat, which crept from the ashes, and saluted me with a querulous mew.
  6. bù shǎo néng gān de nǚ xìng yòu “ shǒu zhē bàn biān tiān ” de hǎo běn shì， yòu zhě xì chēng zì jǐ shì chuān cháng kù de nǚ rén， tā men běn lǐng gāo chāo， rù shuǐ néng yóu、 chū shuǐ néng tiào、 dǎ qiú、 ná jù zǐ hé diàn zuàn、 pá tī zǐ huàn dēng pào 'ān diàn xiàn、 huàn shuǐ hóu xiū mǎ tǒng；
    There are a number of capable women who have the ability to create an impact in society. Some of them quip that they are the women in pants. They have outstanding abilities and are versatile - able to swim, jump, play ball games and handle electrical and plumbing works.
  7. bù zhī shì còu qiǎo ní， hái shì tā tīng jiàn liǎo zhù rén de shēng yīn， tā pá dào 'ēn xiāo xiān shēng de mén qián， ér tā yī chū fáng mén jiù fā xiàn liǎo tā。
    By chance, or else attracted by hearing his voice, it crept to Mr Earnshaw's door, and there he found it on quitting his chamber.
  8. wáng píng : dōng 'ōu hái yòu huán xíng gōng lù sài、 zhí xiàn gōng lù sài、 chǎng dì sài、 jià shǐ jì qiǎo sài、 jiāo tōng chē jìng sù sài、 jié yóu sài、 pá pō sài、 kǎ dīng chē sài、 duō xiàng sài děng。
    Wang Ping: In east Europe, it prevails round racing cycle, drag- racers, track race, driving skill race, traffic vehicle race, saving oil race, chmbing slopes race, go-kart race and multi-event race.
  9. tǐng zhí de 'ōu zhōu cǎo běn zhí wù， yòu pá xíng de gēn zhuàng jīng hé lán zǐ sè huā zǔ chéng de zǒng zhuàng huā xù。
    erect European herb with creeping rootstocks and nodding spikelike racemes of blue to violet flowers.
  10. yóu yǒng zhě cóng shuǐ zhōng chū xiàn， pá shàng liǎo mù fá。
    The swimmer emerged from the water and climbed on the raft.
  11. wū guī yǐ jí qí huǎn màn de sù dù pá xíng zhe。
    The tortoise crept along at an agonizingly slow speed.
  12. pān dēng， pá yún tī pān dēng shè fáng de gāo qiáng huò chéng yuán de xíng wéi
    The act of scaling a fortified wall or rampart.
  13. tā pá shàng shān。
    He ran up the hill.
  14. yuè wǎng shān shàng pá ， kōng qì yuè xī bó。
    The higher you climb up the mountain, the rarer the air be.
  15. yuè wǎng shān shàng pá , kōng qì yuè xī bó
    The higher you climb up the mountain, the rarer the air is
  16. chāng pú yī zhǒng zhù yào shēng cháng yú rè dài yà zhōu dì qū de shěng téng gēn jīng shǔ pān pá zōng lǘ， jù yòu qiáng yìng、 róu rèn de yòng yǐ zhì chéng téng tiáo de jīng
    Any of various chiefly tropical Asian climbing palms of the genus Calamus, having strong, flexible stems used as a source of rattan.
  17. zhè zhǒng qī piàn xíng jìng dé chěng liǎo： xiǎo nǚ hái cóng cáng shēn de shù shàng pá xià lái ná shí wù。
    The deceit was successful: the girl slipped down from her place of refuge to receive the food.
  18. dà de tún bù shuō míng dà duō shù kǒng lóng yòu zhe jiào dà de、 hào yǎng néng lì qiáng de tuǐ bù jī ròu， jiù xiàng nà xiē tún bù fā dá de niǎo lèi hé bǔ rǔ dòng wù yī yàng， ér bù shì xiàng nà xiē dī hào yǎng liàng de pá xíng lèi nà yàng zhǐ yòu xì xiǎo de tuǐ bù jī ròu。
    Large hips suggest that most dinosaurs had large, aerobically capable leg muscles like those of big-hipped birds and mammals, rather than small leg muscles like those of Brady aerobic reptiles.
  19. yī xiē niǎo lèi hé bǔ rǔ lèi huó dòng shí de hào yǎng liàng yǔ xiū xī shí hào yǎng liàng de bǐ zhí hěn gāo， dàn shì méi yòu yī zhǒng gāo hào yǎng dòng wù yòu pá xíng lèi nà yàng dī de xiū xī shí de dài xiè shuǐ píng。
    Some birds and mammals have very high aerobic exercise-to-resting ratios, but no tachyaerobic animal has a reptilian resting metabolic rate.
  20. yī xiē huò suǒ yòu de kǒng lóng dōukě néng yòu xiàng niǎo huò bǔ rǔ dòng wù yī yàng de jiào gāo de hào yǎng huó dòng néng lì， huò shì xiàng pá xíng lèi nà yàng de dī chéng dù de yòu yǎng huó dòng néng lì。
    Some or all dinosaurs may have had high aerobic exercise capacity like birds and mammals, or low aerobic exercise capacity like rep- tiles.
  21. zài tǔ rǎng zhōng zuāndòng yǐ lì yú tǔ rǎng tōng qì de lù qī rú chóng； dāng dì miàn liáng shuǎng huò cháo shī shí jīng cháng pá dào dì miàn shàng； bèi diào yú zhe yòng zuò yú 'ěr。
    terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil; often surfaces when the ground is cool or wet; used as bait by anglers.
  22. xī yì lèi dòng wù xī yì lèi de、 xī yì zhuàng de huò yǔ pá xíng lèi dòng wù yòu jǐn mì guān xì de； xī yì lèi dòng wù
    Of, relating to, or characteristic of lizards and closely related reptiles; Saurian.
  23. “ kǒng lóng” zhè yī míng cí shì yóu lǐ chá dé · ōu wén zài 1842 nián shǒu xiān shǐ yòng de， yòng lái miáo shù zhè zhǒng“ kě pà de jù xíng pá chóng lèi”， tè zhǐ bān lóng、 qín lóng hé rè dài yǔ lín lóng， zhè shì nà shí jǐn zhī de sān zhǒng kǒng lóng。
    The term “ dinosaurs” was invented by Sir Richard Owen in 1842 to describe these “ fearfully great rep- tiles” , specifically Megalosaurus, Iguanodon and Hylaeosaurus, the only three dinosaurs known at the time.
  24. shí jì shàng， tā men de dà nǎo yǔ xiàn dài de pá chóng lèi dà tǐ xiāng dāng。
    In fact, their brains closely resemble those of modern reptiles.
  25. liú diǎn lì qì pá shān bā。
    Reserve your strength forth climb.
  26. liú diǎn 'ér jìn pá shān bā。
    Reserve your strength for the climb.
  27. tā gū jì yòu zú gòu de shí jiān pá dào shān dǐng， rán hòu yuán lù fǎn huí， dā chéng zuì hòu yī bān lǎn chē。
    He reckoned he would have enough time to get to the top then retrace his steps and be back in time to catch the last cable car of the day.
  28. wǒ tīng dào yī gè shēng yīn zài huí dàng：“ pá chū lái bā， wǒ gěi nǐ zì yóu！”
    I heard a voice reverberating: "Crawl out! I give you liberty!"
  29. zhè tī zǐ kàn qǐ lái bù zěn me láo gù， chú fēi néng què bǎo 'ān quán， fǒu zé nǐ jiù bù yào qù pá 。
    The ladder looks rather rickety; don't attempt to climb it unless you are sure you can do it with safety.
  30. pá mǎn 'ě yú de hé 'àn； bèn zhòng de tuō lā jī。
    a riverbank full of crawling crocodiles; a creeping tractor.
  31. luó bīn dǎn qiè liǎo， bù gǎn pá zhè kē shù liǎo。
    Robin chickened out of climbing up the tree.
  32. luó bīn bù jiā sī suǒ dì cóng xiǎo wū lǐ chōng liǎo chū lái， pá shàng lán gān， yī tóu zhā jìn shuǐ lǐ。
    Without pausing for thought, Robin dashed from the cabin, clambered onto the handrail, and plunged in.