trapeze
word
Definition
A trapeze is a horizontal bar hanging by two ropes, used for swinging in circus performances or gymnastics.
Usage & Nuances
"Trapeze" is mainly found in circus or gymnastics contexts. Common phrases: "flying trapeze" (where people swing and perform aerial tricks), "trapeze artist" (the performer). Not used for playground swings.
Spanish: trapecioPortuguese (BR): trapezioPortuguese (PT): trapézioChinese (Simplified): 秋千（马戏团用）Chinese (Traditional): 鞦韆（馬戲團用）Hindi: झूला (सर्कस वाला)Arabic: المرجحة (السيرك)Bengali: ট্র্যাপিজRussian: трапецияJapanese: トラピーズVietnamese: xích đu nhào lộn - xà bayKorean: 트라피즈Turkish: trapezUrdu: ٹرپیزIndonesian: trapes
Example Sentences
The circus performer swung from the trapeze.
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The gymnast practiced on the trapeze every day.
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She loves watching the trapeze act at the circus.
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Have you ever tried a flying trapeze class? It's a real thrill!
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The trapeze artists caught each other mid-air flawlessly.
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Kids often dream of running away to join the trapeze team in the circus.
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