long climb

Frequency: 6.58.1 per million words

Refers to a climb that takes a lot of time, either physically or in terms of an increase.

climbADJECTIVE + climb

Categories:

long

Examples (10)

  • They began the long climb up the steep mountain path.
  • It's a long climb to the summit, so we should start early in the morning.
  • The hikers were exhausted after the long climb, but the view was worth it.
  • We packed extra water and snacks for the long climb ahead.
  • For an inexperienced mountaineer, this route can feel like a very long climb.
  • The country faces a long climb out of the economic recession.
  • It has been a long climb for the company to regain its market share.
  • Her recovery from the serious injury was a long, slow climb back to full health.
  • After the scandal, the politician knew he had a long climb to regain public trust.
  • The team's long climb up the league table ended with them winning the championship.