You have to fail in order to climb that ladder.

你必须失败才能始攀登成功的阶梯。

This enabled me to ascend to greater heights and greater challenges.

这让我能够攀登更高的高度，并迎接更大的挑战。

At heights of over 18,000 feet, people may be climbing in a constant daze. Their state of mind can have adverse affect on their judgment.

在18，000英尺以上的高度，人们可能会在攀登中感到阵阵晕眩。他们的精神状态会影响他们的判。

After that, we'll be moving on to Tanzania, where we're going to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.

之后，我们会继续前进到坦桑尼亚，攀登那里的乞利马扎罗山。

He reached the top of the 1,000-foot structure in just seventy minutes.

他仅仅用时70分钟就攀登上了1000英尺的建筑。

The Three-Body TV series will be like the movie The Wandering Earth, becoming a benchmark for sci-fi TV series that forces filmmakers to continue to climb to higher peaks, Global Times reported.

据环球时报报道，《三体》电视剧将像电影《流浪地球》一样，成为科影视的标杆，鼓励电影人继续攀登高峰。

In a moment the young fellows had dismounted, fastened their horses, and were ascending the precipitous slope which led up to the object which had excited their curiosity.

立刻，年轻人翻身下马，把马拴好，沿着峻峭的山坡，向着那个引其他们好奇心的目标攀登上去。

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在科罗拉多河上驾驶皮划艇，攀登。

You may have endured an uphill climb.

你或许熬过一段艰难向上攀登的时光。

It took Noah Peck about three days to construct a wall he could scale.

诺亚·佩克花了大约三天时间才建造一座他可以用来攀登的墙。

But though many of them live in Nepal and make most of their money as mountain guides, they face the same dangers in climbing and cleaning up Mount Everest, as anyone else.

但是，尽管他们中的许多人生活在尼泊尔，他们大部分的钱都是作为登山向导，但他们在攀登和清理珠穆朗玛峰时也面临着同样的危险。

The panel also suggests raising the fee to climb Chomolungma to $35,000.

该委员会还建议将攀登珠穆朗玛峰的费用提高到3.5万美元。

As tourists have been prohibited from actually climbing the sacred site since 2019.

因为自2019年以来，游客就被禁止实地攀登这一圣地。

He began to climb rocks when he was a small boy.

当他还是个小男孩的时候，他就始攀登岩石了。

Now some people might have buildings or monuments or streets named after them, but your own hill is a " mountainous" accomplishment that maybe worth " alpining" away for, because only a " luger" would let that " slide" .

现在有些人可能会用他们的名字来命名建筑物、纪念碑或街道，但你自己的山是一个巨大的成就，它值得“攀登”，因为只有失败者才会“滑”下去。

Robert, dressed in a red rain jacket, tights and climbing shoes, shimmied up ropes hung down the sides of the 101 story, 1,667 foot office tower, reaching the top in around four hours.

罗伯特穿着红色防雨外套、紧身衣裤和攀登鞋，借助办公大楼侧面垂下来的绳索爬上了1667英尺高、101层的大楼，历时约四小时。

Climbers typically pay between $30,000 and $90,000 to risk life and limb on the mountain and only about 29 percent of those who try actually make it to the top.

登山者通常要支付3万到9万美元冒着生命危险攀登珠峰，而只有29%的人成功登顶。

If you like to party, go to Lan Kwai Fong or go up and down again and again on the world's longest stairs, the Central-Mid-Level escalators.

如果你喜欢参加派对，可以去兰桂坊或者一次次地攀登世界最长的楼梯——中环——半山自动扶梯。

But what perfectionism doesn't tell us is that soon after reaching that summit, we will be called down again to the fresh lowlands of insecurity and shame, just to try and scale that peak again.

但完美主义不会告诉我的是，一旦我们抵达那个巅峰，我们将再次被召唤到不安全与耻辱的新低地，只得再次攀登那个高峰。

There is a story of a veteran — a veteran, a son of an immigrant, whose job was to climb that torch and polish the amber panes so rays of light could reach out as far as possible.

有一个退伍军人的故事——他是移民的儿子，他的工作是攀登火炬，擦亮琥珀色的玻璃窗，让光线能够尽可能远地射出去。