rappel
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The meaning (definition) of the word rappel
to climb down a steep cliff using a rope
The word rappel used in a sentence
“The climber used a rope to rappel down the tall cliff.”
Words that mean the same as rappel (synonyms)
abseil
Words that mean the opposite of rappel (antonyms)
climb up
How the word rappel is said around the world
| French | rappel |
| Spanish | rapel |
| Mandarin | 绳降 |
| Hindi | रैपल |
| Arabic | الهبوط بالحبال |
| Russian | спуск по веревке |
| Portuguese (EU) | rapel |
| Portuguese (BR) | rapel |
| Japanese | ラペリング |
| German | Abseilen |
| Urdu | ریپل |
| Punjabi | ਰੈਪਲ |
| Korean | 로프 하강 |
| Hebrew | גלישה |
| Greek | ραπέλ |
| Dutch | abseilen |
| Filipino | rappel |
| Vietnamese | leo xuống bằng dây |
| Turkish | iniş |
| Persian | راپل |
| Polish | zjazd na linie |
| Ukrainian | спуск |
| Bengali | র্যাপেল |
| Swedish | fira |
| Italian | calata in corda doppia |
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