trapeze 的定义
- an apparatus, used in gymnastics and acrobatics, consisting of a short horizontal bar attached to the ends of two suspended ropes.
- a device by which a crew member can be suspended almost completely outboard while hiking.
trapeze 近义词
等同于 gymnastics
更多trapeze例句
- Freed from her guitar, but wearing counterintuitive pumps, she leaned back like a trapeze artist.
- Trapeze artists and those shot out of cannonballs would fall to their death.
- For a hot minute, we had Mayor Bloomberg in a trapeze, but we lost him.
- Trapeze tragedy The St. Louis Trapeze Incident occurred in 1872.
- The miner's job would be as much beyond my power as it would be to perform on a flying trapeze or to win the Grand National.
- "—And right there is where you would miss the trapeze bar by a foot, and no net under you," interrupted Davy disgustedly.
- However, the Prince pointed out to me the girl on the trapeze, the same one you had admired in Rome.
- In the loft a boy learns to turn flip-flops, and with a lariat rope he can make a trapeze.
- Then if the bar be grasped and the body thrown forward, the trapeze, the arms, and the body will form the segment of a circle.
- As I sat on the trapeze bar there was that boy forty feet above me kicking and yelling.