jump rope

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Gamesjump ropeˈjump rope noun [countable] Image of jump rope

American EnglishDG a long piece of rope that children use for jumping over SYN skipping rope British English —jump rope verb [intransitive]Examples from the Corpusjump rope• I pounded on the railing until the chain swung like a jump rope.• But jump rope is an activity for the slow and steady learner.• The floor was bare and unfinished concrete, and I could jump rope without self-consciousness, without interference.• Sheila Rae, who loves to rip the limbs off of trees, humiliates the kid who steals her jump rope.• My parents encouraged me to jump rope, bike ride, play kick-the-can and tetherball.

单词	jump rope
释义	jump rope From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Gamesjump ropeˈjump rope noun [countable] American EnglishDG a long piece of rope that children use for jumping over SYN skipping rope British English —jump rope verb [intransitive]Examples from the Corpusjump rope• I pounded on the railing until the chain swung like a jump rope.• But jump rope is an activity for the slow and steady learner.• The floor was bare and unfinished concrete, and I could jump rope without self-consciousness, without interference.• Sheila Rae, who loves to rip the limbs off of trees, humiliates the kid who steals her jump rope.• My parents encouraged me to jump rope, bike ride, play kick-the-can and tetherball.
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