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tow rope - translation to English
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
TOW (disambiguation); TOW
tow rope
1) буксир
2) см. tow line
rope tow
MECHANIZED SYSTEM FOR TRANSPORTING SKIERS, SNOWBOARDERS, ETC. UPHILL BY PULLING THEM ALONG THE GROUND
Ski tow; Rope tow; Platter lift; T-bar lift; Button lift; Poma lift; Magic carpet (ski lift); Handle Tow; Tow ropes; Pooma lift; T-Bar; T-bar; Surface lifts; Platter pull; Handle tow; Conveyor lift; Conveyor lifts; Rope tows; J-bar lift; L-bar lift; L bar lift; Drag lift; Carpet lift; Conveyor belt ski lift; Tow lift; Conveyor Belt (ski lift); T-bar lifts; Magic Carpet (ski lift); Poma lifts; Bugel lift; Handle lift; Drag lifts; Handle tows; Platter lifts; Button lifts; Platter pulls; J-bar lifts; T bar; Ski conveyor
общая лексика
бугельный подъемник
jump rope
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![Boy jumping a ''long rope'' in [[Virginia]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Fairfax County School sports - 22.JPG?width=200 "Boy jumping a ''long rope'' in [[Virginia]]")
GAME IN WHICH ONE OR MORE PARTICIPANTS JUMP OVER A SWUNG ROPE
Jumprope; Jump-rope; Skip rope; Rope skipping; Jump Rope; Skipping Rope; Skiprope; Jumping rope; Skip-rope; Jump ropes; Jump rope; Speedrope; Skipping ropes
['dʒʌmprəup]
общая лексика
скакалка
прыгалка
Wikipedia
Tow (disambiguation)
To tow something is to pull it using a line or chain.
Tow or TOW may also refer to:
Examples of use of tow rope
1. "They‘ll have to pull me out with a tow rope," his wife says.
2. Her face was unrecognizable and an orange tow rope was around her neck, said Nancy Foley, who lives nearby.
3. Her face was unrecognizable and an orange tow rope was found around her neck, said Nancy Foley, who lives near the house where the body was found.
4. When it collects shaggily on the boat‘s tow rope, she and her teammates refer to it as "the dog." They‘ve named it Hickory.
5. Then the sergeant decides that Fisk is not as stupid as he looks, cuts the tow–rope and lets the traffic through.
