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攀越

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to climb over
to get over (difficulties)
to scale
to surmount

to climb over; to scale

攀登跨越。

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to climb (by pulling oneself up)
to implicate
to claim connections of higher status

to exceed
to climb over
to surpass
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to climb over
to ascend onto
to mount

我登上了大巴車。

I got onboard the bus.

Source: Tatoeba

to exceed
to climb over
to surpass
the more... the more

越多越好。

The more, the better.

Source: Tatoeba

to jump
to climb over
to leap
to posture
a gangway

to get over (a shock, bereavement etc)
to avoid dwelling on unpleasant things
to accept the situation and move on

我想開車。

I want to drive.

Source: Tatoeba

to get over (a traumatic experience, misgivings etc)

to scale (a height)
to ascend
to mount
to publish or record
to enter (e.g. in a register)
to press down with the foot
to step or tread on
to put on (shoes or trousers) (dialect)
to be gathered and taken to the threshing ground (old)

我一直想登富士山。

I've always wanted to climb Mt. Fuji.

Source: Tatoeba

to climb
to pull oneself up
to clamber
to scale
fig. to forge ahead in the face of hardships and danger

我們想攀登富士山。

We want to climb Mt. Fuji.

Source: Tatoeba

to surmount
to cross over

一条小路跨过桥梁，穿过田野，还爬上小丘。

A small road ran across the bridge, through the fields, and over a hill.

Source: Tatoeba

to cross
to surmount
to transcend

不要翻越铁轨！

Don't go over the railway tracks!

Don't walk across the tracks!

Source: Tatoeba

to prevail over
to defeat
to surmount

他战胜了困难。

He got over the difficulties.

Source: Tatoeba

to break through
to make a breakthrough
to surmount (an obstacle)
(sports) to break through the opponent's defense

他們企圖突破敵軍的防線。

They attempted to break through the enemy line.

Source: Tatoeba