Rope Meaning in English
word
/ˈɹoʊp/
rohp
/ɹˈəʊp/
rohp
التعريف
A rope is a thick, strong line made by twisting fibers or other material together. People use it to tie, pull, lift, climb, or secure things.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Usually refers to something thicker and stronger than a 'string' or 'cord'. Common collocations include 'jump rope', 'tie with a rope', 'throw a rope', and 'rope ladder'. 'Know the ropes' is an idiom meaning to understand how something works.
Spanish: cuerda - sogaPortuguese (BR): cordaPortuguese (PT): cordaChinese (Simplified): 绳子Chinese (Traditional): 繩子Hindi: रस्सीArabic: حبلBengali: দড়িRussian: верёвка - канатJapanese: ロープVietnamese: dây thừngKorean: 밧줄Turkish: ip - halatUrdu: رسیIndonesian: tali
جمل نموذجية
He used a rope to tie the box.
basic
The kids are playing with a rope in the yard.
basic
This rope is strong enough to pull the boat.
basic
Can you throw me a rope? I can't get back up.
natural
Give me a minute—I'm trying to learn the ropes at my new job.
natural
We don't have much time, so let's rope off this area and start working.
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