What does "rope" mean?

"Rope" means: A thick string used for jumping or climbing. Example: "The kids played jump rope at recess."

How do you say rope in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, rope is חבל. In Spanish, it is cuerda.

How do you pronounce "rope"?

Rope is pronounced /roʊp/. It is a noun. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Rope — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

rope

/roʊp/

noun

A thick string used for jumping or climbing

“The kids played jump rope at recess.”

חבל

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Rope is a noun in the sports & activities category. It is a beginner (ages 6-8) word, meaning "A thick string used for jumping or climbing" In Hebrew, rope translates to חבל.

Example Sentences

We took turns jumping over the rope in the playground.
The climber held onto the rope so she would not fall.
You can make a swing by tying a rope to a tree branch.

Did You Know? People have been making rope for over 28,000 years — even before metal tools were invented! The strongest ropes today are made from a material called Dyneema, which is 15 times stronger than steel. Jump rope was brought to America by Dutch settlers in the 1600s.