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爬 crawl; climb; sit up, get up from bed
攀 climb; pull down using hands; seek connections in high places; involve
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登 (dēng) is typically used to describe the action of climbing or ascending something, such as a mountain or a staircase. For example, 目前，只有美国人登上了月球。Until now only the Americans did land on the moon.
It can also be used to describe the ripening or maturing of grain. For example, 五谷丰登 [idiom] an abundant harvest of all food crops .
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1. 登山 (dēng shān): Literally "ascend mountain", this phrase is used to refer to the activity of mountain climbing.
2. 登顶 (dēng dǐng): Literally "ascend top", this phrase is used to refer to reaching the peak of a mountain.
3. 登场 (dēng chǎng): Literally "ascend stage", this phrase is used to refer to making an appearance or entering a scene.
4. 登记 (dēng jì): Literally "ascend record", this phrase is used to refer to registering or enrolling.
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