Climbs

To ascend or move upwards, often with the use of hands and feet, or by an increase in quantity or degree. This can refer to physically scaling a surface like a mountain or ladder, or metaphorically representing an increase, rise, or progression in status, value, or intensity. It implies overcoming challenges, whether physical obstacles or abstract hurdles. It can also indicate moving up, as a line on a graph that is moving upward.

Climbs meaning with examples

• The mountaineer climbs the treacherous icy face, his breath misting in the frigid air. Each handhold is crucial, and every upward movement brings him closer to the summit. The challenging ascent tested his endurance, but his determination carried him. Eventually he reached the peak.
• After the first difficult quarter, the company's sales figures climbs steadily. The marketing team were happy and praised each other for their great success. They have planned a big celebration to mark the great achievement. Every additional unit sold brought them closer to their yearly target.
• The price of Bitcoin steadily climbs throughout the year, attracting widespread media attention. Some saw this as a sign of a bubble, others as a sound investment. Many individuals began to invest, to avoid missing out, but the high price of Bitcoin put it out of reach for many.
• The politician skillfully climbs the ranks, using her influence. Her every move is calculated to make her seem most appealing. Despite her success she is known for not always making ethical decisions. This approach is not favored by all who would wish to move up the ladder.