rope
BrE /rəʊp/ AmE /rop/
noun en → es
a strong thick string that is made of many strands and used for tying or hanging things, especially in outdoor activities such as climbing
cuerda, soga
- a length of rope
Collocations rope ladder · rope bridge
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They used a rope to climb down the cliff.
Usaron una cuerda para bajar por el acantilado.
a piece of thick string or a chain used to tie someone who is dangerous, such as an animal or a prisoner
cadena, grillete
- put/attach/bind sb with rope
Collocations rope someone up · rope off an area
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The police used a rope to tie the suspect.
La policía usó una cuerda para atar al sospechoso.
a sport or activity involving climbing, swinging, and jumping using ropes
rodeo, escalada en cuerdas
- go/engage in rope activities
Collocations rope climbing · rope jumping
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They went to the park for some rope swinging.
Fueron al parque para hacer el columpio con cuerdas.
a line painted on a road or marked on the ground to show where vehicles should stop, such as at traffic lights or pedestrian crossings
cinta de seguridad, línea pintada en la carretera
- a rope for cars/buses
Collocations stop at the rope · cross over the rope
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The bus stopped at the rope.
El autobús se detuvo en la línea pintada.
a limit or restriction on what is possible, especially in a situation where there are rules or laws that must be followed
límite, restricción
- there's no rope on sth
Collocations rope off an area · rope in someone
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There are no ropes on what you can say.
No hay límites para lo que puedes decir.
a group of people who share a common interest or activity, such as climbers or sailors
grupo, asociación
- join/leave a rope
Collocations rope climbing club · sailing rope
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He joined the sailing rope.
Se unió al grupo de vela.
to tie or fasten something with a rope
atar, amarrar
- rope sth to/onto sth
Collocations rope the boat to a post · rope the tent to stakes
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He roped the horse to a tree.
Ató el caballo al árbol.
to tie or restrain someone with ropes, especially as punishment or for safety reasons
atar, amarrar a alguien
- rope sb to/onto sth
Collocations rope the prisoner to a chair · rope the dog to a tree
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The police roped him to the wall.
La policía lo ató a la pared.