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слезать, уступать, отступать
глагол ↓
- слезать, спускаться
- уступать, сдаваться, сдавать позиции
we stood firm over the question and at last they climbed down — мы твёрдо стояли на своём в этом вопросе, и в конце концов они уступили 
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Climb down out of that tree!
Слезь с того дерева!
When you reach the top of a mountain, the worst part is climbing down.
Когда ты уже поднялся на вершину, самое сложное — это спуститься вниз.
The speaker’s forceful words persuaded his opponent to climb down.
Убедительные слова докладчика заставили его оппонента отступить.
What is another word for climb down?
594 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ klˈa͡ɪm dˈa͡ʊn], [ klˈaɪm dˈaʊn], [ k_l_ˈaɪ_m d_ˈaʊ_n]
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- allow,
- admit,
- acknowledge,
- grant,
- confess,
- own,
- come down,
- let on,
- profess,
- come clean,
- concede,
- dismount.
• back-pedal (noun)
- back-pedal.
• back down (noun)
- back.
• climb down (noun)
- withdrawal,
- alight,
- backdown.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- Descended,
- realign,
- backpedal,
- disclaim,
- recant,
- disown,
- backtrack.
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v.
• get down (verb)
- disembark,
- bring down,
- lower,
- step down,
- get off.
• motion (verb)
- climb down.
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Other synonyms:
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- descend.
• get down
- get down,
- got down.
• Other relevant words:
- deign,
- wanton,
- resile,
- beat,
- give up,
- rachis,
- dumbfound,
- impose,
- hang glide,
- square up,
- deglutition,
- retrograde,
- separation,
- declension,
- derive,
- indorse,
- back away,
- ignite,
- zoom,
- climb-down,
- realine,
- cost increase,
- landed estate,
- stand up,
- backbone,
- height,
- fire up,
- emanation,
- commence,
- lessen,
- din land,
- swooning,
- abdicate,
- receive,
- go under,
- set,
- down,
- mother,
- top of the inning,
- set about,
- finalise,
- pin,
- igniter,
- cast down,
- quit,
- set aside,
- bring back,
- plump for,
- bow out,
- rebel,
- recede,
- afire,
- dispirit,
- crash,
- retirement,
- rearwards,
- arrest,
- shin,
- lift,
- tolerate,
- backward,
- tiptop,
- accord,
- roost,
- ensconce,
- notice,
- kingdom,
- convey,
- scale of measurement,
- shine,
- seclude,
- pull in one’s horns,
- traverse,
- saddle horse,
- arise,
- drop,
- pass,
- unclouded,
- luminosity,
- condescend,
- farming,
- circus tent,
- free fall,
- gravel,
- foreswear,
- frown,
- mystify,
- gage,
- start out,
- sezession,
- expose,
- let in,
- top side,
- hold,
- back up,
- let out,
- sink,
- adjourn,
- insularity,
- clear,
- repossess,
- fix,
- draw in,
- abnegate,
- swallow up,
- precipitate,
- receipt,
- pay off,
- bring,
- mountain,
- reduce,
- climb on,
- trip,
- breakup,
- uprise,
- flow,
- unaccented,
- give away,
- root,
- scurf,
- decide,
- boost,
- start,
- bugger off,
- surface,
- light-colored,
- climb,
- cede,
- luminousness,
- top off,
- shell,
- possess,
- pole,
- bring out,
- set out,
- finalize,
- depress,
- capture,
- acme,
- decline,
- reverse,
- nonplus,
- rearward,
- big top,
- disinherit,
- glower,
- calorie-free,
- faint,
- raise,
- fetch,
- ordered series,
- go,
- rescind,
- overthrow,
- hind,
- crepuscule,
- loose,
- commonwealth,
- abstemious,
- draw off,
- disengagement,
- go back on,
- develop,
- drive,
- hop out,
- deject,
- take out,
- devolve,
- demoralize,
- steady down,
- relinquish,
- fall down,
- acclivity,
- terra firma,
- luminance,
- lour,
- rod,
- know,
- get under one’s skin,
- crawfish,
- generate,
- aim,
- allot,
- meridian,
- estate,
- soil,
- baffle,
- surmount,
- lead,
- gloaming,
- upside,
- get back,
- intromit,
- turn out,
- wane,
- subsidisation,
- locate,
- mail,
- ain,
- deed over,
- produce,
- trim back,
- immerse,
- pose,
- pinch,
- demoralise,
- accept,
- idle,
- become,
- remove,
- bewilder,
- aflame,
- spine,
- declination,
- sluttish,
- illume,
- catch,
- mount up,
- visible light,
- light source,
- upgrade,
- backwards,
- leave,
- hop on,
- cut down,
- ride,
- lightheaded,
- break,
- lightsome,
- squeal,
- ascension,
- ascent,
- stake,
- rear,
- discover,
- shore,
- nation,
- soar up,
- subsidization,
- lighting,
- state,
- make,
- plunk for,
- disclose,
- puzzle,
- recantation,
- include,
- go past,
- go up,
- send off,
- nail down,
- come up,
- spinning top,
- crepuscle,
- insularism,
- originate,
- sparkle,
- fink,
- award,
- leave office,
- settee,
- sire,
- engender,
- cut,
- let down,
- dismay,
- boil down,
- setting,
- musical scale,
- trim,
- easy,
- get by,
- flummox,
- pinnacle,
- dusk,
- body politic,
- stimulate,
- exceed,
- round top,
- have,
- bring forth,
- grow,
- turn on,
- bury,
- ignitor,
- abjuration,
- put on,
- spark,
- surge,
- call in,
- stick,
- return,
- take root,
- take down,
- perplex,
- take into account,
- weaken,
- plate,
- capitulation,
- sicken,
- provide,
- get away,
- take,
- stupefy,
- set ashore,
- give,
- masturbation,
- pay back,
- game,
- weighing machine,
- patch up,
- climbing,
- tumble,
- graduated table,
- experience,
- downfall,
- lightness,
- reveal,
- overstep,
- spinal column,
- resurrect,
- mounting,
- concession,
- beget,
- short,
- take away,
- uncover,
- acres,
- low-cal,
- elevation,
- take on,
- tripping,
- de-escalate,
- pull back,
- hideaway,
- annul,
- hike,
- rise up,
- decrease,
- light up,
- wage increase,
- evenfall,
- find,
- descent,
- send,
- come,
- downslope,
- sputter,
- incur,
- whirligig,
- advance,
- accrue,
- get on,
- visit,
- twinkle,
- renege on,
- inner light,
- dry land,
- ground,
- pull away,
- diminish,
- transcend,
- autumn,
- light-headed,
- father,
- countermand,
- wage hike,
- jump,
- let,
- fuck off,
- upper side,
- backrest,
- pretend,
- inflict,
- debark,
- heighten,
- turn down,
- book binding,
- scant,
- rest,
- sustain,
- bestride,
- sup,
- support,
- illumination,
- bet on,
- vertebral column,
- brightness,
- amaze,
- dorsum,
- eat up,
- visible radiation,
- exfoliation,
- shoot down,
- trip out,
- determine,
- nightfall,
- chicken out,
- president grant,
- write down,
- countenance,
- weak,
- declivity,
- obtain,
- settle down,
- rising slope,
- suffer,
- lighter,
- recall,
- soar upwards,
- lower berth,
- live with,
- buzz off,
- sequester,
- procession,
- salary increase,
- promiscuous,
- yield,
- spring up,
- get up,
- reconcile,
- appropriate,
- subvert,
- move back,
- endorse,
- peak,
- on fire,
- earth,
- sequestrate,
- drink,
- permit,
- allow for,
- fire,
- draw,
- ascending,
- vacate,
- skin,
- scram,
- set down,
- get out,
- resolve,
- unwrap,
- surrender,
- arrive,
- tip,
- light within,
- illuminate,
- wakeful,
- hang,
- superlative,
- lite,
- descale,
- scale leaf,
- demesne,
- put down,
- acquire,
- pull out,
- punt,
- solid ground,
- aflare,
- crest,
- teetotum,
- backing,
- earmark,
- retire,
- binding,
- scramble,
- country,
- adjudicate,
- draw back,
- trim down,
- move up,
- disengage,
- domain,
- recognize,
- recognise,
- accommodate,
- escape,
- realm,
- square off,
- struggle,
- second,
- double back,
- dip,
- assignment,
- wax,
- climb up,
- divulge,
- call back,
- turn back,
- crown,
- insulation,
- ablaze,
- repeal,
- illumine,
- shrink back,
- begin,
- vex,
- cover,
- overturn,
- resign,
- twilight,
- allow in,
- induce,
- prove,
- reserve,
- shinny,
- subside,
- jump on,
- lightly,
- back off,
- refuse,
- cut back,
- contract,
- hinder,
- summit,
- spill,
- rising,
- strike,
- cause,
- brightness level,
- riding horse,
- clean,
- sailplane,
- conciliate,
- make up.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- forswear,
- abjure,
- crawfish out,
- revoke,
- back down,
- swallow,
- get,
- renounce,
- retract,
- unsay,
- sing small,
- repudiate,
- unhorse,
- eat dirt,
- renege,
- lick the dust,
- retraction,
- deny,
- settle,
- light,
- go down,
- take back,
- eat humble pie,
- humble oneself,
- touch down,
- withdraw,
- renegue,
- land,
- demean oneself,
- perch,
- disavow,
- backwater,
- eat crow,
- retreat,
- back out.
How to use «Climb down» in context?
Climbing down is always a daunting task for some and a joy for others, but for many, it’s the only way to get to their desired destination. Can you imagine waiting hours for an elevator just to get down to the lobby? Or worse, having to lug your luggage down a flight of stairs? Climbing down can be just as frustrating and time-consuming, but it doesn’t have to be. There are a few simple tips you can follow to make the climb down process as smooth as possible.
1. Plan ahead.
Before you even set foot out of your home, make a plan for getting down.
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Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > climb down
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Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > climb-down
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Англо-русский синонимический словарь > climb down
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > climb-down
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climb-down
[ˈklaɪmˈdaun]
climb-down спуск climb-down уступка (в споре)
English-Russian short dictionary > climb-down
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > climb down
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фраз. гл.
1) слезать, спускаться
When you reach the top of a mountain, the worst part is climbing down. — Когда ты уже поднялся на вершину, самое сложное — это спуститься вниз.
2) отступать, уступать
The speaker’s forceful words persuaded his opponent to climb down. — Убедительные слова докладчика заставили его оппонента отступить.
Syn:
Англо-русский современный словарь > climb down
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coll., when he was proved wrong by the new evidence he was forced to climb down and accept that he was mistaken когда с помощью новых фактов доказали, что он не прав, ему пришлось уступить и признать свой ошибку
English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > climb down
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[‘klaɪmdaun]
сущ.
1) спуск; снижение
Syn:
The important incident of the week is the climb-down of Mr. Chaplin. — Важное событие недели — увольнение м-ра Чаплина.
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Syn:
Англо-русский современный словарь > climb-down
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[ʹklaımʹdaʋn]
1) слезать, спускаться
2) уступать, сдаваться, сдавать позиции
we stood firm over the question and at last they climbed down — мы твёрдо стояли на своём в этом вопросе, и в конце концов они уступили
НБАРС > climb down
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1. phr v слезать, спускаться
2. phr v уступать, сдаваться, сдавать позиции
English-Russian base dictionary > climb down
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[‘klaɪm’daʊn]
1) Общая лексика: отступать , отступить , сознавать себя побеждённым, уступить
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > climb down
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слезать
отступать, уступать
Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > climb down
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[`klaɪm`daʊn]
спуск; снижение
уход, удаление
отказ; уступка
подъем, набор высоты; скорость подъема, набора высоты
Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > climb-down
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Politics english-russian dictionary > climb-down
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а) слезать;
б) отступать, уступать (в споре)
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слезать, отступать, уступать, спуск, уступка
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1) слезать
2) отступать, уступать (в споре)Новый англо-русский словарь > climb down
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Англо-русский словарь по авиации > climb down
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English-Russian aviation meteorology dictionary > climb down
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climb-down — climb downs also climbdown N COUNT A climb down in an argument or dispute is the act of admitting that you are wrong or of changing your intentions or demands. This week s climb down by the Department of Transport is thought to be the first time… … English dictionary
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climb-down — n. 1. a retraction of a previously held position. Syn: withdrawal, backdown. [WordNet 1.5] {Grand climacteric} or {Great climacteric}, the sixty third year of human life. [1913 Webster] I should hardly yield my rigid fibers to be regenerated by… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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climb-down — n [C usually singular] BrE an occasion when you admit that you were wrong ▪ a humiliating climb down by the government … Dictionary of contemporary English
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climb|down — «KLYM DOWN», noun. the abandonment of a high position taken on some point or question when it has been found untenable or unacceptable … Useful english dictionary
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climb down — index alight Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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climb-down — climb ,down noun count BRITISH a change of attitude in which someone admits they were wrong … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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climb down — verb come down (Freq. 3) the birds alighted • Syn: ↑alight • Hypernyms: ↑descend, ↑fall, ↑go down, ↑come down • … Useful english dictionary
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climb down — v. 1) (D; intr.) to climb down from (to climb down from a tree) 2) (BE) (D; intr.) ( to retreat ) to climb down from (to climb down from an untenable position) * * * [ klaɪm daʊn] (D; intr.) to climb down from (to climb down from a tree) (BE) (D; … Combinatory dictionary
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climb-down — noun a retraction of a previously held position • Syn: ↑withdrawal, ↑backdown • Derivationally related forms: ↑back down (for: ↑backdown), ↑withdraw (for: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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climb-down — n. (BE) retreat a climb down from (a climb down from an untenable position) * * * (BE) [ retreat ] a climb down from (a climb down from an untenable position) … Combinatory dictionary
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climb down — phrasal verb [intransitive] Word forms climb down : present tense I/you/we/they climb down he/she/it climbs down present participle climbing down past tense climbed down past participle climbed down British to admit that you were wrong,… … English dictionary