rope tow Antonyms
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Meaning of rope tow
Wordnet
rope tow (n)
a ski tow offering only a moving rope to hold onto
rope tow Sentence Examples
- The children squealed with delight as they ascended the rope tow to the top of the ski slope.
- Despite the frigid temperatures, the rope tow proved to be a reliable way to get to the summit.
- The constant pull of the rope tow required a firm grip and strong legs.
- The elderly woman cautiously stepped onto the rope tow, holding on tightly for support.
- The hikers encountered a rope tow that provided a shortcut up the steep mountain trail.
- The rope tow operator swiftly checked the safety harnesses of each rider before sending them up.
- The constant hum of the rope tow created a rhythmic backdrop to the skiers' chatter.
- The cable car broke down, leaving the rope tow as the only way to access the peak.
- The snowboarder skillfully maneuvered around the rope tow posts, avoiding any collisions.
- The ski resort offered a discounted rate for skiers who opted to use the rope tow instead of the chairlift.
FAQs About the word rope tow
a ski tow offering only a moving rope to hold onto
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The children squealed with delight as they ascended the rope tow to the top of the ski slope.
Despite the frigid temperatures, the rope tow proved to be a reliable way to get to the summit.
The constant pull of the rope tow required a firm grip and strong legs.
The elderly woman cautiously stepped onto the rope tow, holding on tightly for support.
