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climb out

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climb out (of something)
to get, crawl, or move out of something. He climbed out of the wreckage and examined himself carefully for injuries. He climbed out very carefully.
See also: climb, out


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A child who climbs during the day may climb out of her crib at night or at naptime, either to be with her parents or to explore the room.
What to Do when Your Child Starts Climbing by Jesse Walters / Family and marriage community
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