clamber

UK:  ['klæmbə(r)]

US:  ['klæmbər]

第三人称单数：clambers  现在分词：clambering  过去分词：clambered  

v.

1.爬,攀登

n.

1.攀登

1 . Ecstatic crowds immediately began to clamber on top of the Wall and hack large chunks out of the 28-mile (45-kilometre) barrier.
狂喜的人群立刻爬上了墙顶，开始大块大块地拆掉这条长45千米的阻隔。

2 . Ms Lagarde did not clamber into the French elite by the narrow, winding, stairs of the "grande ecoles" or tribal, party allegiance.
他并不是依靠辉煌的法国高等教育背景，也不是依靠某个集团或政党的拥护而进入法国上流精英社会的。

3 . Sailor as he was , it was easy enough for him to clamber up the gnarled trunk .
他虽说是个水手，攀上这扭曲的树干，倒还容易。

4 . It was enough. Up in the air, Harry was suddenly able to clamber back on to his broom.
在空中的哈利突然间能够攀回他的扫帚了。

5 . As you clamber down on to the platform, you stumble as clumsily as a calf.
当你下到站台上时步履笨拙像一头牛犊。