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trepar

to climb

t ɾ e ˈp a ɾ
trep to climb + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #35,129
to climb Often used for climbing up something using hands/feet (e.g., a wall, tree, rocks).
SP: Los niños trepan al árbol para ver mejor.
EN: The kids climb the tree to see better.
Conjugation of trepar
trepar
Present
trepando
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third trepó —

No es posible trepar ni a las paredes ni a la viga.

It is not possible to climb either the walls or the beam.

— Contratiempo (2017)

Y tú puedes fastidiar a otro para que te enseñe a trepar al podio.

And you can pester someone else to teach you how to climb onto the podium.

— TÁR (2022)

Bueno, tendrás que trepar y mirar.

Well, you'll have to climb up and look.

Tom nunca aprendió cómo trepar árboles.

Tom never learned how to climb trees.

De niña me encantaba trepar árboles.

As a child I loved climbing trees.

Todo lo que podías hacer era trepar.

All you could do was climb.

Para los monos es sencillo trepar árboles.

It's easy for monkeys to climb trees.