Usually means: Ascend or scale a height.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (climb up)

▸ verb:  (intransitive) to make a gradual ascent or increase
▸ verb:  (transitive) to gradually ascend something

Similar:
climb, rise, jump, go up, mount, ascend, higher, move up, mount up, step up, more...

Opposite:
descend, go down, lower

Phrases:
to climb up, climb up the ranks, thing to climb up floor, try to climb up, more...

Adjectives:
alley oop, step-up, loft, rising, ascending, ascendant, stopped, halt, peak, stop-and-go, through

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Similar:
climb, rise, jump, go up, mount, ascend, higher, move up, mount up, step up, more...

Opposite:
descend, go down, lower

Phrases:
to climb up, climb up the ranks, thing to climb up floor, try to climb up, more...

Adjectives:
alley oop, step-up, loft, rising, ascending, ascendant, stopped, halt, peak, stop-and-go, through



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