towline

English

Etymology

From tow +‎ line.

Noun

towline (plural towlines)

1. A line or rope used for towing a vehicle.

Synonyms

• towrope

Translations

A line or rope used for towing a vehicle

• Azerbaijani: yedək (az)
• Bulgarian: буксирно въже n (buksirno vǎže)
• Dutch: sleepkabel (nl) m, sleeptouw (nl) n
• Finnish: hinausköysi
• French: touline (fr) f
• German: Abschleppseil (de) n
• Hebrew: חֶבֶל גְּרִירָה (he) m (khevel grira)
• Latin: remulcum n
• Persian: سیم بکسل (sim-(e)-boksol)
• Russian: букси́р (ru) m (buksír), буксиро́вочный трос m (buksiróvočnyj tros)
• Swedish: bogserlina (sv) c
• Welsh: llinell dynnu f

Anagrams

• two-line