towing (Meaning)

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towing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Tow

The driver was ticketed for towing a trailer without proper lighting.
The tow truck was summoned to extract the stranded vehicle from the ditch.
The boat was towed behind the yacht as they cruised along the coastline.
The tow rope snapped, causing the trailer to careen into the oncoming traffic.
The farmer utilized a tractor to tow a heavy load of hay.
The disabled plane was towed to the hangar for repairs.
The towing capacity of the truck was insufficient for the massive load.
The towing mirror provided the driver with a wider field of view when towing a trailer.
The tow hitch was essential for securely attaching the trailer to the vehicle.
The car was impounded after being caught towing a stolen motorcycle.

of Tow

dragging,hauling, pulling, drawing,tugging, lugging, transporting, moving,carrying, yanking

pushing,driving, driving, pushing, propelling,propelling, thrusting, shoving,thrusting, shoving

The driver was ticketed for towing a trailer without proper lighting.

The tow truck was summoned to extract the stranded vehicle from the ditch.

The boat was towed behind the yacht as they cruised along the coastline.

The tow rope snapped, causing the trailer to careen into the oncoming traffic.