trapeze
IPA: trʌpˈiz
noun
- (archaic, geometry) A trapezium.
- A swinging horizontal bar suspended at each end by a rope, used by gymnasts.
- (anatomy) The trapezium bone.
verb
- To swing on a trapeze.
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Examples of "trapeze" in Sentences
- She likes to be on a trapeze.
- Jason also likes to fly on the trapeze.
- He climbed the pole again, and leapt for the trapeze.
- It is about the art of perfecting his trade of trapeze.
- At the age of 16, he joined the circus as a trapeze artist.
- He made it up the pole and leapt to the trapeze successfully.
- A trapeze sling is suspended from the tops of the main columns.
- The circus consisted of trapeze acts, gymnastics and wild animals.
- The difficulty on a static trapeze is making every move look effortless.
- The son of a trapeze artist, Chantrell was the youngest of nine children.