cordelle 的 2 个定义
- a heavy rope formerly used for towing boats on rivers in Canada and the U.S.
cor·delled, cor·dell·ing.
- to tow by means of a cordelle.
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- We were compelled to cordelle our boat, and sometimes lift it over the rocks for several rods.
- Farther up the stream she thought she could discern the party in the yawl, striving to reach shore with the cumbersome cordelle.
- When sail and oar and setting-pole proved unavailing, the men were out and overboard, running the banks with the cordelle.
- With much ado, with poles and cordelle, we made but five miles.
- The cordelle was a rope, often several hundred yards long, by means of which men towed boats up rapid streams.