climber in Finnish
climber in Finnish is kiipeilijä, köynnöskasvi — climber means a person who climbs, especially as a sport or hobby, such as mountains or rock faces.
climber in Finnish
kiipeilijä
Someone or something that climbs (such as a mountain climber).
köynnöskasvi
(botany) A plant such as a vine that climbs upwards as it grows by attaching itself to some support.
What does "climber" mean?
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noun A person who climbs, especially as a sport or hobby, such as mountains or rock faces.
"The climber reached the peak just as the sun rose."
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noun A plant that grows upward by attaching itself to a support, such as ivy or a vine.
"Roses and clematis are popular climbers for garden trellises."
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noun Someone who is determined to rise in social or career status.
"He was seen as an ambitious climber, always angling for a promotion."
climber in a sentence
- The climber reached the peak just as the sun rose.
- Roses and clematis are popular climbers for garden trellises.
- He was seen as an ambitious climber, always angling for a promotion.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "climber" in Finnish?
"climber" in Finnish is kiipeilijä, köynnöskasvi. climber means: A person who climbs, especially as a sport or hobby, such as mountains or rock faces.
How do you use "climber" in a sentence?
Example: "The climber reached the peak just as the sun rose." In Finnish, "climber" is kiipeilijä, köynnöskasvi.
Are there other ways to say "climber" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "climber": kiipeilijä, köynnöskasvi.
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