上のぼる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, intransitive)
1. to ascend; to go up; to climb
I wonder how far it will go up.
2. to ascend (as a natural process, e.g. the Sun); to rise
Smoke is still rising from the wreckage of the building.
3. to go to (the capital)
4. to add up to
5. to advance (in price)
6. to swim up (a river); to sail up
7. to come up (on the agenda)
Kanji used
above
Pitch accent
の
ぼる
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Used in vocabulary (21 in total)
to rise (of smoke, steam, etc.); to go up
to go up the stairs; to climb the stairs
to lose one's cool; to blow one's top; to flip one's lid; to get angry
Examples (18 in total)
I wonder how far it will go up.
The moon rises in the east.
If told to go up the stairs, I go up.
They began to climb the hill.
Tom started to climb the ladder.
John skied up the slope.
They rowed up the river.
The damage amounted to five million yen.
Someone is coming up the stairs behind me.
Smoke is still rising from the wreckage of the building.
It is fine if you just climb to the top.
Everyone went up without looking back and disappeared from view.
The higher we go up, the cooler the air becomes.
The Japanese take their shoes off before entering their homes.
I skipped the elevator and climbed the stairs one floor at a time.
The party began to climb the slope with slow steps.
He once sailed up the Thames.
We went up so high that we could get the whole view of the city.