Object

• ladder: She was then made to climb a ladder draped in black cloth, whilst the hangman climbed a ladder beside her.

• stair: Visitors face two steps up to the front door; they must climb more stairs from the vestibule to the Exhibition Hall.

• Everest: Their aim is now to be the youngest Britons to climb Everest.

• stile: Climb the next stile onto the narrow track, Scar House Lane.

• mountain: Everest climbers do not climb the mountain for the sake of the view.

• wall: Climb the wall in the line of a small tree just below the top.

Preposition: on

• bandwagon: It was back in May last year that news leaked out that Hollywood was going to climb on the crop circle bandwagon.

Preposition: over

• stile: To get to the station, follow the track down to the road and climb over the metal stile.

Adjective modifier

• steep: The moderate steep climb up to valley to the top of Glen Coe goes through the most dramatic alpine scenery in Scotland.

• dizzying: Telling groups there could only afford dizzying climb in.

• 2m: Description: Boulders were removed from the entrance to facilitate entry to a 2m free climb down past unstable boulder to a tight rift.

• steady: Terrain: Mainly easy with a long steady climb up from Cressbrook Mill.

• 5m: Description: A tricky 5m free climb ( best laddered ) lands in a small chamber with two ways on.

• uphill: Good visual design is definitely less of an uphill climb as is coming up with ideas.

Adjective complement

• uphill: North of Detling, the road then rejoins its original route, albeit dualled, climbs slowly uphill, still on a 50 limit.

• greasy: That's why you climb greasy SERP pole, after all.

Modifies a noun

• Everest: People do climb Everest because it is there, but not everyone chooses to do so.

Particle object: up_obj

• ladder: So I decided to climb up the ladder to see how the work was going.

Noun used with modifier

• hill: Photo © Dale Cordingley Walk the course Do walk the hill climb course to see where it goes.