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climbing
French
French
English
English
escalade [ɛskalad] N f
1. escalade SPORTS:
escalade (activité)
climbing
escalade (de montagne)
ascent
escalade libre/artificielle
free/artificial climbing
mur/tour d'escalade
climbing wall/tower
faire de l'escalade
to go climbing
2. escalade (de mur, clôture):
escalade
climbing
3. escalade MIL:
escalade
escalation
4. escalade (aggravation):
escalade
escalation (dans, de of)
5. escalade (augmentation):
escalade
escalation (de in)
escalader [ɛskalade] VB trans
escalader mur, clôture
to scale
escalader montagne
to climb
English
English
French
French
climbing wall
mur m d'escalade
climbing shoe
chausson m d'escalade
free climbing
escalade f libre
scramble net
filet m d'escalade
artificial climbing
escalade f artificielle
climbing
escalade f
escalation (of violence, war)
escalade f (in, of de)
clamber (up)
escalade f
to clamber over/up/across
escalader
French
French
English
English
escalade [ɛskalad] N f
1. escalade (ascension):
escalade
climb
faire l'escalade d'une montagne
to climb a mountain
2. escalade (sport):
escalade
climbing
faire de l'escalade
to go climbing
3. escalade (surenchère):
escalade
escalation
escalader [ɛskalade] VB trans
1. escalader (monter):
escalader montagne
to climb
2. escalader (franchir):
escalader un mur
to scale a wall
en solo escalader
alone
escalade en solo
solo climb
difficile sentier, escalade
hard
faire de l'escalade/de la voile
to go rock climbing/sailing
English
English
French
French
rock climbing
escalade f
to clamber over sth
escalader qc
to scramble down/up the hillside
descendre/escalader la pente
scramble
escalade f
climb wall
escalader
to climb over a wall
escalader un mur
scale
escalader
French
French
English
English
escalade [ɛskalad] N f
1. escalade (ascension):
escalade
climb
faire l'escalade d'une montagne
to climb a mountain
2. escalade (sport):
escalade
climbing
faire de l'escalade
to go climbing
3. escalade (surenchère):
escalade
escalation
escalader [ɛskalade] VB trans
1. escalader (monter):
escalader montagne
to climb
2. escalader (franchir):
escalader un mur
to scale a wall
en solo escalader
alone
difficile sentier, escalade
hard
faire de l'escalade/de la voile
to go rock climbing/sailing
English
English
French
French
to clamber over sth
escalader qc
to scramble down/up the hill
descendre/escalader la pente
scramble
escalade f
climb wall
escalader
to climb over a wall
escalader un mur
scale
escalader
Présent
j'escalade
tuescalades
il/elle/onescalade
nousescaladons
vousescaladez
ils/ellesescaladent
Imparfait
j'escaladais
tuescaladais
il/elle/onescaladait
nousescaladions
vousescaladiez
ils/ellesescaladaient
Passé simple
j'escaladai
tuescaladas
il/elle/onescalada
nousescaladâmes
vousescaladâtes
ils/ellesescaladèrent
Futur simple
j'escaladerai
tuescaladeras
il/elle/onescaladera
nousescaladerons
vousescaladerez
ils/ellesescaladeront
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
faire l'escalade d'une montagne
to climb a mountain
faire de l'escalade
to go climbing
escalader un mur
to scale a wall
en solo escalader
alone
escalade en solo
solo climb
faire de l'escalade/de la voile
to go rock climbing/sailing
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Cela s’explique par les zones de moyenne montagne, difficiles d’accès.
fr.wikipedia.org
Son influence se limite à une gorge aux versants encombrés d’éboulis et de larges dalles rendant difficile l'implantation humaine.
fr.wikipedia.org
La ville paraît avoir vécu une période difficile.
fr.wikipedia.org
Un des éléments les plus difficiles à restituer est le revêtement du sol.
fr.wikipedia.org
Les débuts sont difficiles et il casse beaucoup de voitures.
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