rope up

The phrase "rope up" is commonly used in activities requiring the use of a rope for securing, connecting, or ensuring safety.

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Definition

B1General

(common)To tie or secure using a rope.

Example

  • The farmer roped up the horse to the fence.

B2Safety

(technical, climbing)To connect individuals using a rope for safety, often in climbing or rescue operations.

Example

  • The climbers roped up before ascending the mountain.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "rope up":

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