tightrope in Greek
tightrope in Greek is σχοινοβασία — tightrope means a rope or cable stretched tight, high above the ground, on which acrobats perform balancing feats.
tightrope in Greek
σχοινοβασία
Pronounced: schoinovasia
A tightly stretched rope or cable on which acrobats perform high above the ground.
What does "tightrope" mean?
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noun A rope or cable stretched tight, high above the ground, on which acrobats perform balancing feats.
"The performer walked across the tightrope without a safety net."
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noun A difficult or precarious situation requiring careful balance.
"The negotiator walked a tightrope between the two angry sides."
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tightrope in a sentence
- The performer walked across the tightrope without a safety net.
- The negotiator walked a tightrope between the two angry sides.
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What is "tightrope" in Greek?
"tightrope" in Greek is σχοινοβασία. tightrope means: A rope or cable stretched tight, high above the ground, on which acrobats perform balancing feats.
How do you pronounce σχοινοβασία?
"tightrope" in Greek is σχοινοβασία, pronounced "schoinovasia".
How do you use "tightrope" in a sentence?
Example: "The performer walked across the tightrope without a safety net." In Greek, "tightrope" is σχοινοβασία.
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