Definition of belaying pin in English:

belaying pin

noun

A fixed pin used on board ship and in rock climbing to secure a rope which is fastened around it.
（船上或攀岩用的）系索栓
Example sentencesExamples
- A simple belaying pin, does not need a hole, and so are even easier to make.
- There was nothing in the kit or instructions that told you how or where to belay all the lines and no belaying pins provided.
- As only one size of belaying pin was kept on board, its diameter was that of the thickest rope to be belayed.
- In FIG.2, the line is shown as loosely wound around the belaying pins for purposes of illustration.
- Even though the Frontenac was a steamer - not a sailship, it still had uses for a belaying pin to secure ropes.
- This means that if a line needed to be released in a hurry, the belaying pin can be lifted out and removed, releasing the line.
- In deciding what size belaying pins to use on your model there are some general rules to follow.
- In all cases, the line is passed under the arm of the cleat or around the belaying pin.
- In the olden days, belaying pins were made of hardwood, usually locust, and sometimes bronze, iron, or brass.
- The belaying pins are tropical hardwood.
- The pinrail has a row of little holes punched through it for the belaying pins to sit in.

Definition of belaying pin in US English:

belaying pin

nounbēˈlāiNG ˌpin

A pin or rod, typically of metal or wood, used on board ship and in mountaineering to secure a rope fastened around it.
（船上或攀岩用的）系索栓
Example sentencesExamples
- There was nothing in the kit or instructions that told you how or where to belay all the lines and no belaying pins provided.
- In FIG.2, the line is shown as loosely wound around the belaying pins for purposes of illustration.
- This means that if a line needed to be released in a hurry, the belaying pin can be lifted out and removed, releasing the line.
- As only one size of belaying pin was kept on board, its diameter was that of the thickest rope to be belayed.
- Even though the Frontenac was a steamer - not a sailship, it still had uses for a belaying pin to secure ropes.
- In the olden days, belaying pins were made of hardwood, usually locust, and sometimes bronze, iron, or brass.
- A simple belaying pin, does not need a hole, and so are even easier to make.
- In all cases, the line is passed under the arm of the cleat or around the belaying pin.
- In deciding what size belaying pins to use on your model there are some general rules to follow.
- The pinrail has a row of little holes punched through it for the belaying pins to sit in.
- The belaying pins are tropical hardwood.

单词	belaying pin
释义	Definition of belaying pin in English: belaying pin noun A fixed pin used on board ship and in rock climbing to secure a rope which is fastened around it. （船上或攀岩用的）系索栓 Example sentencesExamples A simple belaying pin, does not need a hole, and so are even easier to make. There was nothing in the kit or instructions that told you how or where to belay all the lines and no belaying pins provided. As only one size of belaying pin was kept on board, its diameter was that of the thickest rope to be belayed. In FIG.2, the line is shown as loosely wound around the belaying pins for purposes of illustration. Even though the Frontenac was a steamer - not a sailship, it still had uses for a belaying pin to secure ropes. This means that if a line needed to be released in a hurry, the belaying pin can be lifted out and removed, releasing the line. In deciding what size belaying pins to use on your model there are some general rules to follow. In all cases, the line is passed under the arm of the cleat or around the belaying pin. In the olden days, belaying pins were made of hardwood, usually locust, and sometimes bronze, iron, or brass. The belaying pins are tropical hardwood. The pinrail has a row of little holes punched through it for the belaying pins to sit in. Definition of belaying pin in US English: belaying pin nounbēˈlāiNG ˌpin A pin or rod, typically of metal or wood, used on board ship and in mountaineering to secure a rope fastened around it. （船上或攀岩用的）系索栓 Example sentencesExamples There was nothing in the kit or instructions that told you how or where to belay all the lines and no belaying pins provided. In FIG.2, the line is shown as loosely wound around the belaying pins for purposes of illustration. This means that if a line needed to be released in a hurry, the belaying pin can be lifted out and removed, releasing the line. As only one size of belaying pin was kept on board, its diameter was that of the thickest rope to be belayed. Even though the Frontenac was a steamer - not a sailship, it still had uses for a belaying pin to secure ropes. In the olden days, belaying pins were made of hardwood, usually locust, and sometimes bronze, iron, or brass. A simple belaying pin, does not need a hole, and so are even easier to make. In all cases, the line is passed under the arm of the cleat or around the belaying pin. In deciding what size belaying pins to use on your model there are some general rules to follow. The pinrail has a row of little holes punched through it for the belaying pins to sit in. The belaying pins are tropical hardwood.
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