Acción de subir por algo con las manos y los pies.
The act of going up something using hands and feet.
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Trepar exige mucha fuerza y concentración. — Climbing requires a lot of strength and focus.
Los niños vuelven a trepar al viejo roble. — The kids are climbing the old oak tree again.
La escalada es mi actividad favorita del fin de semana. — Climbing is my favorite weekend activity.
La enredadera trepadora necesita una espaldera para crecer bien. — The climbing vine needs a trellis to grow properly.
¿La viste trepar por esas rocas? — Did you see her climbing those rocks?
Estábamos subiendo la escalera cuando se fue la luz. — We were climbing the stairs when the lights went out.
¿Has probado a escalar en el rocódromo? — Have you tried climbing at the gym?
Deberíamos elegir plantas trepadoras para el jardín. — We should choose the climbing plants for the garden.
Los fines de semana disfruto trepando. — I enjoy climbing during the weekends.
Los precios no paran de subir cada mes. — Prices keep climbing every month.
Le gusta escalar en los meses de verano. — She enjoys climbing during the summer months.
¡Mira ese rosal trepador, qué bonito! — Look at that climbing rose; it looks beautiful!
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