Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
towing-line
Noun
/ˈtoʊ.ɪŋ laɪn/
Definition
A towing-line is a rope or cable used to tow or pull a vessel or vehicle.
Examples
- The fishing boat used a sturdy towing-line to pull in the net.
- During the rescue operation, the crew secured a towing-line to the stranded vessel.
- Always inspect the towing-line for any wear and tear before using it.
Meaning
The term refers to a line that is specifically designed for towing purposes, linking a towing vehicle with the object being towed.
Synonyms
- Tow line
- Tow rope
- Pulling line
