Definition of uphaul in English:

uphaul

nounˈʌphɔːl

单词	uphaul
释义	Definition of uphaul in English: uphaul nounˈʌphɔːl A rope used for hauling up a boat's sail or centreboard. 上拉索 Example sentencesExamples Once you get to the end of the uphaul rope, pause again and check your stance. Holding onto the uphaul the sailor stands up and lifts the sail out of the water. Take the uphaul in your hands and stand up slowly. Hold your rig by the uphaul line and let it swing freely. All of our sails are rigged and ready to go with adjustable harness lines, booms and uphauls attached. It's possible that the original uphaul line shredded away and what is left is the core that gave the original uphaul its strength. The stretchy uphauls made ideal towing ropes as they gave a little when starting and sailing through the chop.
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