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belay

/bɪˈleɪ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen sicheren Fixpunkt oder Anker beim Klettern bezeichnet, an dem das Seil zur Sicherung befestigt wird, oder die Handlung, ein Seil um einen Gegenstand zu legen und zu sichern., Verb, das im Klettern das Sichern des Seils an einem Fixpunkt bezeichnet oder in der Seefahrt den Widerruf eines Befehls.

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noun

/bɪˈleɪ/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen sicheren Fixpunkt oder Anker beim Klettern bezeichnet, an dem das Seil zur Sicherung befestigt wird, oder die Handlung, ein Seil um einen Gegenstand zu legen und zu sichern.

A noun referring to a secure point or anchor used in climbing to which a rope is attached for safety, or the act of securing a rope around an object.

  1. Climbing anchor pointB2formal

    A secure point or object, such as a rock or piton, around which a climber's rope is wrapped to hold it in place.

    deSicherungspunkt

    • The climber found a solid belay on the cliff face.
    • He set up a belay using two carabiners and a sling.
    • A good belay is essential for safe climbing.

    Synonymeanchorprotection

  2. Securing a ropeB2formal

    The act of winding a rope around a fixed object or a person to hold it firmly.

    deSicherung (eines Seils)

    • She gave the rope a quick belay around the tree trunk.
    • The instructor taught them how to belay properly.
    • A secure belay prevents the rope from slipping.

    Synonymeanchorfasteninghitchtie

  3. Nautical fasteningC1formal

    A method of securing a boat's rope to a bitt, pin, or cleat on a dock or ship.

    deFestmachen

    • The sailor made a belay around the dock cleat.
    • He used a belay to tie the boat to the pier.
    • A proper belay keeps the vessel steady in the harbor.

    Synonymefasteninghitch

Formen
  • belays plural form
  • belays' possessive plural form
  • belay's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/bɪˈleɪ/C1formal
  • deVerb, das im Klettern das Sichern des Seils an einem Fixpunkt bezeichnet oder in der Seefahrt den Widerruf eines Befehls.

A verb used in climbing to indicate the act of securing a rope to a fixed point to protect a climber, or in nautical contexts to mean to stop or cancel an order.

  1. Secure a climbing ropeB2formalsport

    To fix a rope around a rock, spike, or other anchor point to secure a climber.

    deSichern

    • The climber belayed the rope around a sturdy rock.
    • He taught her how to belay properly before the ascent.
    • Always check your anchor before you belay your partner.

    Synonymeanchorfastenfixsecure

  2. Wrap a rope for securityB2formalsport

    To turn a rope around an object or person to hold it or them firmly in place.

    deEin Seil sichern

    • The sailor belayed the rope around the cleat.
    • She belayed the line to keep the boat steady.
    • He belayed the rope around his waist for extra support.

    Synonymeanchorfastensecuretie

  3. Fasten a boatB2formalsport

    To secure a boat by winding a rope around a bitt, pin, or cleat.

    deEin Boot festmachen

    • The captain ordered the crew to belay the boat to the dock.
    • He belayed the vessel firmly to the mooring post.
    • Make sure to belay the boat before leaving the harbor.

    Synonymefastenmoorsecuretie up

Formen
  • belayed past participle
  • belayed past simple
  • belaying present participle
  • belays third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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