To record information on a form or in a book for statistics or reference; to check in at a hotel or event.

To come ashore from water; to make landfall, such as a typhoon or military force; also used to describe reaching a destination like the moon.

to log in or sign in to a computer system, network, or website

to publish or carry a story in a periodical, such as a newspaper or magazine

to climb over, step onto, mount, or ascend; to board a vehicle or reach a high place

To come onto the stage to perform; also used figuratively to appear on the scene or for a new product to be launched

To step onto a stage or platform to perform, give a speech, or receive an award

to go on board an aircraft; to embark

to climb or ascend a mountain or hill

To climb, clamber, or scale by pulling oneself up with the hands; also used figuratively to describe striving for high goals or forging ahead through difficulties.

Lee Teng-hui (1923–2020), Taiwanese politician who served as the President of the Republic of China (Taiwan) from 1988 to 2000.

at once; forthwith; then and there

Osama bin Laden (1957-2011), the former leader of Al Qaeda

modern; fashionable; stylish

to visit someone's house; to pay a call to someone at their home

to reach the peak of a mountain or the top of something; used both literally for climbing and figuratively for reaching the highest level of achievement

The lunar module of a spacecraft used for landing on the moon.

to publish text or pictures in a newspaper, magazine, or other periodical; to record or enter into an account book

to publish an article, news item, or announcement in the newspaper

to go up to or land on the moon, typically by means of a spacecraft

to be crowned as an emperor or king; to officially take power as a monarch

to climb a mountain or other high place

An acute infectious disease caused by the dengue virus and transmitted by mosquitoes, characterized by high fever, muscle and joint pain, and skin rashes

the gate at an airport where passengers enter the aircraft

The quick-footed climb up first; a metaphor for those who act fast being the ones to reach their goal first or get what they want.

A pass issued by an airline that allows a passenger to board an aircraft.

To reach the highest point or summit; used to describe reaching the absolute pinnacle of technical skill, scholarship, or achievement.

A place where people officially register for something, such as at a hospital, hotel, or government office; registry

A document or list used to record and register specific information; registration form or registration list

Providence, capital city of the American state of Rhode Island

(literary) to pass the civil service examinations in imperial China; also written as [[登第|登第|deng1 di4]] or [[及第|及第|ji2 di4]]

Dengfeng, a county-level city in Zhengzhou, Henan Province

A group of people organized for climbing mountains; a mountaineering squad or party.

to put on makeup and go on stage to perform a play

to climb a height to look out at the scenery; to visit famous mountains or places of interest

Osama bin Laden (1957-2011), the leader of the Al-Qaeda militant group

Baden, a historical region in southwestern Germany

reaching heaven in a single bound; to attain a high position or instant success overnight

to go ashore; to disembark from a boat or ship to land

to reach a higher level of proficiency in one's studies or profession; to attain mastery by proceeding step by step

To be honorably listed or recorded; to ascend to or reach a prestigious position, such as the top of a music chart or a leaderboard. leaderboard.

Dengfeng, a county-level city in [[郑州市|鄭州市|zheng4 zhou1 shi4]], Henan

Military boat used to transport troops and supplies for landing operations; generally refers to vessels with a displacement of less than 500 tons.

Hayden or Haydn (name)

a bumper harvest of all food crops; a prosperous year for agriculture

to ascend to a height to gain a wide and distant view

District of southwest London

to go to an upper floor; to go upstairs

to place an advertisement in a newspaper or magazine