Definition of zip line in English:

zip line

(also zip wire)

noun

A cable or rope stretched between two points of different heights, down which a person slides for amusement by means of a suspended harness, pulley or handle.
高空滑绳
Example sentencesExamples
- She then attaches a rope hook in an out of the way place and she pulls up and neatly stacks the zip line.
- The army will provide entertainment with an assault course, paint-balling fun and a zip line.
- It was Stan's first time doing a zip line, and he seemed to enjoy it.
- The next day was spent on Brownsea Island, with zip wires, a tug of war and more bonding exercises.
- The design allows players to run around on rooftops, use zip lines or take covered routes through buildings.
- They have to lower this basket down a zip line system, 600 feet down to the bottom.
- The staff is trained, camp opens, and the new zip line is the biggest hit in years.
- At the top of the mountain, someone had set up a zip line, a big version of the kind you find in fancy suburban backyards.
- Kwenn snapped the zip line and clung onto the tank.
- He shot a zip line onto the wall opposite, and pulled himself along.
- The Lieutenant now rode the zip line into his suit, starting it up as he buckled in.
- Prepare visitors before they get their very first glimpse of the climbing wall or the zip line.
- It is also very clever to have a Petzl Mini-Traxion pre-rigged on the top of your zip line for pulling stuff up.
- As a trained commando, Sam will go through a lot of climbing drills that'll come in handy for scaling walls and fences, zip lines and rappelling, among other tactics.
- The French take to the treetops for high-wire adventure - starring hanging logs, zip lines, and yeah, a jungle rope swing
- There's also the Flying Fox zipline, on which daredevils can reach speeds of more than 60 miles an hour.
- Within a week Albert, Gladys and the gang were canoeing, caving, even strutting their stuff on the zip wire aerial runway.
- Within the first few minutes, you'll be shimmying down zip lines, dashing past armed guards, interrogating prisoners and shooting out lights.
- That life coaching process has recently enabled Marian to climb a 50 ft tree, and, from a platform, scale down a zip wire to the ground at 30 mph.
- At beautiful Watermillock, prepare yourself for a day of zip wires and trapezes, abseiling and canoes.

Definition of zip line in US English:

zip line

noun

An inclined cable or rope with a suspended harness, pulley, or handle, down which a person slides for amusement.
Example sentencesExamples
- Prepare visitors before they get their very first glimpse of the climbing wall or the zip line.
- They have to lower this basket down a zip line system, 600 feet down to the bottom.
- Kwenn snapped the zip line and clung onto the tank.
- The French take to the treetops for high-wire adventure - starring hanging logs, zip lines, and yeah, a jungle rope swing
- The design allows players to run around on rooftops, use zip lines or take covered routes through buildings.
- There's also the Flying Fox zipline, on which daredevils can reach speeds of more than 60 miles an hour.
- The Lieutenant now rode the zip line into his suit, starting it up as he buckled in.
- Within the first few minutes, you'll be shimmying down zip lines, dashing past armed guards, interrogating prisoners and shooting out lights.
- At the top of the mountain, someone had set up a zip line, a big version of the kind you find in fancy suburban backyards.
- The army will provide entertainment with an assault course, paint-balling fun and a zip line.
- The staff is trained, camp opens, and the new zip line is the biggest hit in years.
- As a trained commando, Sam will go through a lot of climbing drills that'll come in handy for scaling walls and fences, zip lines and rappelling, among other tactics.
- It is also very clever to have a Petzl Mini-Traxion pre-rigged on the top of your zip line for pulling stuff up.
- He shot a zip line onto the wall opposite, and pulled himself along.
- She then attaches a rope hook in an out of the way place and she pulls up and neatly stacks the zip line.
- That life coaching process has recently enabled Marian to climb a 50 ft tree, and, from a platform, scale down a zip wire to the ground at 30 mph.
- Within a week Albert, Gladys and the gang were canoeing, caving, even strutting their stuff on the zip wire aerial runway.
- The next day was spent on Brownsea Island, with zip wires, a tug of war and more bonding exercises.
- It was Stan's first time doing a zip line, and he seemed to enjoy it.
- At beautiful Watermillock, prepare yourself for a day of zip wires and trapezes, abseiling and canoes.

词汇	zip line
释义	Definition of zip line in English: zip line (also zip wire) noun A cable or rope stretched between two points of different heights, down which a person slides for amusement by means of a suspended harness, pulley or handle. 高空滑绳 Example sentencesExamples She then attaches a rope hook in an out of the way place and she pulls up and neatly stacks the zip line. The army will provide entertainment with an assault course, paint-balling fun and a zip line. It was Stan's first time doing a zip line, and he seemed to enjoy it. The next day was spent on Brownsea Island, with zip wires, a tug of war and more bonding exercises. The design allows players to run around on rooftops, use zip lines or take covered routes through buildings. They have to lower this basket down a zip line system, 600 feet down to the bottom. The staff is trained, camp opens, and the new zip line is the biggest hit in years. At the top of the mountain, someone had set up a zip line, a big version of the kind you find in fancy suburban backyards. Kwenn snapped the zip line and clung onto the tank. He shot a zip line onto the wall opposite, and pulled himself along. The Lieutenant now rode the zip line into his suit, starting it up as he buckled in. Prepare visitors before they get their very first glimpse of the climbing wall or the zip line. It is also very clever to have a Petzl Mini-Traxion pre-rigged on the top of your zip line for pulling stuff up. As a trained commando, Sam will go through a lot of climbing drills that'll come in handy for scaling walls and fences, zip lines and rappelling, among other tactics. The French take to the treetops for high-wire adventure - starring hanging logs, zip lines, and yeah, a jungle rope swing There's also the Flying Fox zipline, on which daredevils can reach speeds of more than 60 miles an hour. Within a week Albert, Gladys and the gang were canoeing, caving, even strutting their stuff on the zip wire aerial runway. Within the first few minutes, you'll be shimmying down zip lines, dashing past armed guards, interrogating prisoners and shooting out lights. That life coaching process has recently enabled Marian to climb a 50 ft tree, and, from a platform, scale down a zip wire to the ground at 30 mph. At beautiful Watermillock, prepare yourself for a day of zip wires and trapezes, abseiling and canoes. Definition of zip line in US English: zip line noun An inclined cable or rope with a suspended harness, pulley, or handle, down which a person slides for amusement. Example sentencesExamples Prepare visitors before they get their very first glimpse of the climbing wall or the zip line. They have to lower this basket down a zip line system, 600 feet down to the bottom. Kwenn snapped the zip line and clung onto the tank. The French take to the treetops for high-wire adventure - starring hanging logs, zip lines, and yeah, a jungle rope swing The design allows players to run around on rooftops, use zip lines or take covered routes through buildings. There's also the Flying Fox zipline, on which daredevils can reach speeds of more than 60 miles an hour. The Lieutenant now rode the zip line into his suit, starting it up as he buckled in. Within the first few minutes, you'll be shimmying down zip lines, dashing past armed guards, interrogating prisoners and shooting out lights. At the top of the mountain, someone had set up a zip line, a big version of the kind you find in fancy suburban backyards. The army will provide entertainment with an assault course, paint-balling fun and a zip line. The staff is trained, camp opens, and the new zip line is the biggest hit in years. As a trained commando, Sam will go through a lot of climbing drills that'll come in handy for scaling walls and fences, zip lines and rappelling, among other tactics. It is also very clever to have a Petzl Mini-Traxion pre-rigged on the top of your zip line for pulling stuff up. He shot a zip line onto the wall opposite, and pulled himself along. She then attaches a rope hook in an out of the way place and she pulls up and neatly stacks the zip line. That life coaching process has recently enabled Marian to climb a 50 ft tree, and, from a platform, scale down a zip wire to the ground at 30 mph. Within a week Albert, Gladys and the gang were canoeing, caving, even strutting their stuff on the zip wire aerial runway. The next day was spent on Brownsea Island, with zip wires, a tug of war and more bonding exercises. It was Stan's first time doing a zip line, and he seemed to enjoy it. At beautiful Watermillock, prepare yourself for a day of zip wires and trapezes, abseiling and canoes.
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