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- TRAPEZE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of TRAPEZE is a gymnastic or acrobatic apparatus consisting of a short horizontal bar suspended by two parallel ropes How to use trapeze in a sentence
- TRAPEZE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
This image, bearing several symbols of water and fertility, is located above a trapeze-shaped motif, and at the top it has a border composed of a serrated and feathered strip
- Trapeze - Wikipedia
Dance trapeze (also known as single-point trapeze) refers to a trapeze used by many modern dance companies in aerial dance The ropes of the trapeze are often both attached to a single swivel, allowing the trapeze to spin in either small or large circles
- TRAPEZE definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary
A trapeze is a bar of wood or metal hanging from two ropes on which people in a circus swing and perform skillful movements Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers
- Trapeze - definition of trapeze by The Free Dictionary
Define trapeze trapeze synonyms, trapeze pronunciation, trapeze translation, English dictionary definition of trapeze n 1 A short horizontal bar suspended from two parallel ropes, used for gymnastic exercises or for acrobatic stunts 2 Nautical A cable rigged to support
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Definition of trapeze noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
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trapeze (third-person singular simple present trapezes, present participle trapezing, simple past and past participle trapezed) To swing on or as on a trapeze
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