rope
Pronunciation: [roʊp]
Word
Context: "physical object"
(noun) a strong, thick string made of twisted fibers. You can use it to tie things together, pull things, or even climb.
Example
The climbers used a rope to reach the top of the mountain safely.
Example
Without a rope, it was difficult to lift the heavy box.
Example
Can you pass me the rope so I can tie the boat to the dock?
Context: "physical action"
(verb) to tie something with a rope or to use a rope to control or lead something. This is like when you secure something tightly so it does not move.
Example
She roped the packages together so they wouldn't fall over.
Example
He didn't rope the horse properly, and it wandered away.
Example
Did you rope the puppy in the back yard?
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