Definition of marline in English:

marline

noun ˈmɑːlɪnˈmärlən

mass nounNautical

Light rope made of two strands, used for binding larger ropes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Once considered a part of everyday life by traditional sailors, authentic tarred hemp marline is now a rare product.
- Start a permanent whipping by pushing a needle threaded with waxed marline through the rope a couple of inches from the end.
- Tarred marline is jute twine treated with a tarred solution for water resistance.
- One of our suppliers located the Manila rope and the tarred marline that was needed for the job.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Middle Low German marling, with the ending influenced by line¹.

Rhymes

Carlin, call-in, marlin, Stalin

Definition of marline in US English:

marline

nounˈmärlən

Nautical

Light two-stranded rope.
Example sentencesExamples
- Once considered a part of everyday life by traditional sailors, authentic tarred hemp marline is now a rare product.
- Start a permanent whipping by pushing a needle threaded with waxed marline through the rope a couple of inches from the end.
- One of our suppliers located the Manila rope and the tarred marline that was needed for the job.
- Tarred marline is jute twine treated with a tarred solution for water resistance.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Middle Low German marling, with the ending influenced by line.

词汇	marline
释义	Definition of marline in English: marline noun ˈmɑːlɪnˈmärlən mass nounNautical Light rope made of two strands, used for binding larger ropes. Example sentencesExamples Once considered a part of everyday life by traditional sailors, authentic tarred hemp marline is now a rare product. Start a permanent whipping by pushing a needle threaded with waxed marline through the rope a couple of inches from the end. Tarred marline is jute twine treated with a tarred solution for water resistance. One of our suppliers located the Manila rope and the tarred marline that was needed for the job. Origin Late Middle English: from Middle Low German marling, with the ending influenced by line¹. Rhymes Carlin, call-in, marlin, Stalin Definition of marline in US English: marline nounˈmärlən Nautical Light two-stranded rope. Example sentencesExamples Once considered a part of everyday life by traditional sailors, authentic tarred hemp marline is now a rare product. Start a permanent whipping by pushing a needle threaded with waxed marline through the rope a couple of inches from the end. One of our suppliers located the Manila rope and the tarred marline that was needed for the job. Tarred marline is jute twine treated with a tarred solution for water resistance. Origin Late Middle English: from Middle Low German marling, with the ending influenced by line.
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