No. 13,627 in German
durchklettert
"Durchklettert" means "climbed through."
In a sentence
Er durchklettert den felsigen Hang mühsam.
He climbs through the rocky slope laboriously.
In this sentence, 'durchklettert' is used in the context of physically climbing through or overcoming an obstacle, emphasizing the effort involved in traversing a challenging terrain.
Sie haben die Ruinen eines alten Schlosses durchklettert.
They climbed through the ruins of an old castle.
Here, 'durchklettert' indicates the act of exploring or climbing through the remains of a structure, typically implying an adventurous or investigative context.
Der Entdecker durchklettert den dichten Dschungel auf der Suche nach einer neuen Route.
The explorer climbs through the dense jungle in search of a new route.
In this example, 'durchklettert' conveys the action of navigating through a densely packed location, highlighting persistence and the challenge of the environment.
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