roped

UK
/rəʊpt/
US
/roʊpt/
ropedadjektiv
more roped
Komp.
most roped
Super.
UK
/rəʊpt/
US
/roʊpt/
Übersetzungen
связанный веревкой
The roped climbers carefully ascended the steep mountain.
Связанные веревкой альпинисты осторожно поднимались на крутой гору.
Definitionen
Bound or secured with a rope.
The roped tent withstood the strong winds during the storm.
Having a rope-like appearance or texture.
The roped muscles of the athlete were clearly visible under his skin.
ropeverb

roped

Präteritum

roped
Präteritum
roped
Partizip Perfekt
roping
Gerundium
UK
/rəʊp/
US
/roʊp/
Übersetzungen
He decided to rope the boxes together for easier transport.
Он решил связать коробки вместе для удобства транспортировки.
поймать на аркан
The cowboy managed to rope the runaway calf.
Ковбой сумел поймать на аркан сбежавшего теленка.
Definitionen
To catch, fasten, or secure with a rope.
The cowboy roped the calf during the rodeo competition.
To enclose or separate with a rope.
They roped off the area to keep people away from the construction site.
To persuade or trick someone into doing something.
She roped him into volunteering for the event.
ropesubstantiv
Definitionen
A length of strong cord made by twisting together strands of natural or synthetic fibers.
The climber used a sturdy rope to secure himself to the mountain.
A lasso or lariat used in roping cattle.
The cowboy expertly threw the rope around the calf's neck.
An obsolete unit of length equal to 20 feet (about 6 metres), formerly used in surveying and cordage measurement.
According to the 19th-century deed, the fence should be set back three ropes from the riverbank.
the ropes: the established procedures, rules, or expertise required for a particular job or activity.
After a month of training, she finally knew the ropes at the new office.
ropeadjektiv
Definitionen
Made of, resembling, or relating to rope; used before another noun.
A rope ladder hung from the treehouse.