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klettern: climb — meaning and examples | JadoLearn

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klettern

climb

to climb using hands and feet

IPA/ˈklɛtɐn/

The first syllable carries the main stress.

klettern: climb

Meaning 1neutral · 88%

to climb using hands and feet

Wir klettern am Wochenende.

Das Kind klettert auf den Baum.

Sie ist auf einen Felsen geklettert.

With movement to a destination, klettern commonly forms the perfect with sein.

Klettern describes climbing with hands and feet; with movement, the perfect is commonly formed with sein.

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What does “klettern” mean here?

With movement to a destination, klettern commonly forms the perfect with sein.