Definition of skipping rope in English:

skipping rope

nounˈskɪpɪŋ ˌrəʊp

British

A length of rope used for skipping, typically with a handle at each end.
〈英〉跳绳
North American term jump rope
Example sentencesExamples
- We had skipping ropes, played elastics and street rounders, and sometimes that ball really hurt.
- The movement of turbine blades through the air produces a swishing sound, similar to a cane or skipping rope.
- The skipping rope dances were a source of amazement to me - such intricate twists and turns and such determined faces.
- I didn't go near a gym, a skipping rope or a pair of boxing gloves.
- Steph, why did you bring those skipping ropes?
- Then I remembered that Blades had given me a skipping rope a year ago which I'd never used.
- While the young Maui was hurt, the girls with skipping ropes were forcibly removed, to the amusement of the watching troops.
- The children's only toys were discarded plastic strips, which they had ingeniously made into skipping ropes.
- All I need is a hat with a bow, a long winter dress and a skipping rope, and I could be Mary.
- Josi, the young kangaroo, has very large feet and is depressed and embarrassed that she can't use a skipping rope.
- We had special skipping ropes with painted wooden handles, shaped for hands to get a firm grip.
- In the 1970s he sold hundreds of skipping ropes made from old Yorkshire mill bobbins to American customers.
- And besides, she can take you down with a skipping rope from ten yards, so it's really not worth it.
- I like this skipping rope very much even though it lacks ball bearings in the handles.
- I can remember jumping a skipping rope to this children's rhyme and wondering about the significance of these two exotic names.
- We used to provide footballs for the boys and skipping ropes for the girls.
- Now don't laugh, but I always have a skipping rope with me when I go on holiday.
- I'd come out with the milk bottles, and she'd walk beside me with her skipping rope, whirling it around her head like a lasso.
- It even had a photo of a young Carlton, skipping rope in hand, next to the article.
- It required a skipping rope and a pair of dumbells, which I dutifully went out and purchased.

词汇	skipping rope
释义	Definition of skipping rope in English: skipping rope nounˈskɪpɪŋ ˌrəʊp British A length of rope used for skipping, typically with a handle at each end. 〈英〉跳绳 North American term jump rope Example sentencesExamples We had skipping ropes, played elastics and street rounders, and sometimes that ball really hurt. The movement of turbine blades through the air produces a swishing sound, similar to a cane or skipping rope. The skipping rope dances were a source of amazement to me - such intricate twists and turns and such determined faces. I didn't go near a gym, a skipping rope or a pair of boxing gloves. Steph, why did you bring those skipping ropes? Then I remembered that Blades had given me a skipping rope a year ago which I'd never used. While the young Maui was hurt, the girls with skipping ropes were forcibly removed, to the amusement of the watching troops. The children's only toys were discarded plastic strips, which they had ingeniously made into skipping ropes. All I need is a hat with a bow, a long winter dress and a skipping rope, and I could be Mary. Josi, the young kangaroo, has very large feet and is depressed and embarrassed that she can't use a skipping rope. We had special skipping ropes with painted wooden handles, shaped for hands to get a firm grip. In the 1970s he sold hundreds of skipping ropes made from old Yorkshire mill bobbins to American customers. And besides, she can take you down with a skipping rope from ten yards, so it's really not worth it. I like this skipping rope very much even though it lacks ball bearings in the handles. I can remember jumping a skipping rope to this children's rhyme and wondering about the significance of these two exotic names. We used to provide footballs for the boys and skipping ropes for the girls. Now don't laugh, but I always have a skipping rope with me when I go on holiday. I'd come out with the milk bottles, and she'd walk beside me with her skipping rope, whirling it around her head like a lasso. It even had a photo of a young Carlton, skipping rope in hand, next to the article. It required a skipping rope and a pair of dumbells, which I dutifully went out and purchased.
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