clambering

英 [ˈklæmbərɪŋ]

美 [ˈklæmbərɪŋ]

v.  (吃力地)攀登，攀爬
clamber的现在分词

现在分词：clambering　

柯林斯词典

• VERB (通常指手脚并用地)攀爬，攀登
  If youclambersomewhere, you climb there with difficulty, usually using your hands as well as your feet.
  1. They clambered up the stone walls of a steeply terraced olive grove...
     他们手脚并用，爬上了一片成陡直梯田状的橄榄林外面的石头围墙。
  2. Clambering over sackfuls of lemons, Boris tried to find a way out.
     鲍里斯手忙脚乱地爬过一个个装满柠檬的口袋，想找条出路。

双语例句

• But he had barely hit the floor when Harry was clambering over him and running down the darkened staircase.
  但是他还没着地，哈利就已经越过了他，朝着漆黑的楼梯跑了下去。
• Clambering over sackfuls of lemons, Boris tried to find a way out.
  鲍里斯手忙脚乱地爬过一个个装满柠檬的口袋，想找条出路。
• Who were those stocky muscular figures clambering up the scaffolding with buckets of primrose yellow paint to freshen up the crumbling facades of the surrounding buildings?
  那些满身粘乎乎、体形粗壮，提着一桶桶淡黄色油漆艰难地攀上脚手架去刷新周围建筑物凹凸不平门面的都是些什么人？
• In the initial rescue effort, video from local TV stations showed South Korean navy forces clambering across the walls of the ship as it lay on its side, pulling passengers through hatches and windows. Helicopters lifted survivors away.
  当地电视台播放的画面显示，在最初的救援过程中，韩国海军在客轮一侧沉入水中时爬过船舷将乘客从舱口和窗内拽出来，并用直升机将他们救走。
• They saw Lupin, Ron and Pettigrew clambering awkwardly out of the hole in the roots.
  “第二次”他们看见卢平、罗恩和小矮星彼得从柳树下面的洞里笨拙地钻出来。
• Both have most recently shown consumer confidence clambering back to levels last seen in early 2008, before the financial crisis took hold.
  这两个调查的最新结果均表明，消费者信心正逐渐回升至2008年初金融危机站稳脚跟前的水平。
• Stephen Fry and the businessman Lord Stevenson have been congratulated on their bravery in clambering onto the couch in front of the nation.
  人们恭喜史蒂芬•弗莱（StephenFry）和身为商界人士的史蒂文森勋爵（LordStevenson）有勇气当着全国人民的面爬上心理治疗椅。
• She came clambering over the pile of old junk.
  她越过那堆旧破烂一路攀爬而来。
• The kids play along the bank, clambering over a tree that spans the water.
  孩子们在河岸上嬉耍，爬上一棵斜伸到水面上的树。
• Asked the embarrassed Feng mei-ching, clambering off the bed and shaking down her night-dress.
  冯眉卿不好意思地说着，就爬下床来，抖一抖身上的睡衣。