trawlwarp (Meaning)
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trawlwarp (n.)
A rope passing through a block, used in managing or dragging a trawlnet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trawlwarp
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trawlwarp Sentence Examples
- The trawler deployed its trawlwarp, extending hundreds of meters into the water.
- The trawlwarp was made of sturdy nylon, designed to withstand the strain of pulling the heavy trawl net.
- The tension on the trawlwarp increased as the net filled with fish and marine life.
- The winch slowly retrieved the trawlwarp, bringing the catch back to the deck.
- The fishermen inspected the trawlwarp for any damage or obstructions.
- The length of the trawlwarp determined the depth at which the net could fish.
- The trawler's trawlwarp stretched across the bottom of the ocean like a vast underwater web.
- The trawlwarp snagged on a piece of reef, causing the net to tear.
- The trawlwarp sensor alerted the fishermen to the presence of large marine mammals caught in the net.
- The trawlwarp was an essential part of the trawling operation, enabling the fishermen to harvest fish from the depths of the sea.
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A rope passing through a block, used in managing or dragging a trawlnet.
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No antonyms found.
The trawler deployed its trawlwarp, extending hundreds of meters into the water.
The trawlwarp was made of sturdy nylon, designed to withstand the strain of pulling the heavy trawl net.
The tension on the trawlwarp increased as the net filled with fish and marine life.
The winch slowly retrieved the trawlwarp, bringing the catch back to the deck.
