fairlead (Meaning)

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fairlead (n)

a pulley-block used to guide a rope forming part of a ship's rigging to avoid chafing

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The tow truck operator carefully guided the cable through the fairlead to attach the vehicle for towing.
The winch on the off-road vehicle featured a sturdy fairlead for securing the cable during recovery operations.
The sailor adjusted the fairlead on the deck to ensure smooth movement of the mooring line during docking.
The rock climber checked the fairlead on their harness to ensure it was properly positioned for safe rappelling.
The arborist relied on a fairlead to smoothly guide the ropes while lowering heavy tree branches during trimming operations.
In the construction industry, workers used a fairlead to direct the rope or cable smoothly through a pulley system when lifting materials.
While setting up a clothesline, the homeowner carefully threaded the clothesline through the fairlead to prevent tangling during use.
During a sailboat race, the crew adjusted the fairleads to optimize the angle of the sails for maximum performance.
The zipline operator inspected the fairlead assembly to ensure it was properly secured and could withstand the forces generated during a ride.
The park ranger guided the cable through the fairlead on the ranger station's flagpole, ensuring the flag could be raised and lowered smoothly.

a pulley-block used to guide a rope forming part of a ship's rigging to avoid chafing

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The tow truck operator carefully guided the cable through the fairlead to attach the vehicle for towing.

The winch on the off-road vehicle featured a sturdy fairlead for securing the cable during recovery operations.

The sailor adjusted the fairlead on the deck to ensure smooth movement of the mooring line during docking.

The rock climber checked the fairlead on their harness to ensure it was properly positioned for safe rappelling.