Pronunciation: /ˈæbˌseɪl/
noun a method of descending a vertical surface by sliding down a rope
A1 I watched people abseil down the cliff during the adventure camp.
A2 She learned how to abseil safely during her outdoor recreation class.
B1 The abseil experience was both thrilling and challenging for the participants.
B2 The group decided to try abseiling as part of their team-building exercise.
C1 His expertise in abseil techniques made him the go-to person for difficult descents.
C2 The professional abseil instructor guided the group with precision and skill.
verb to descend a vertical surface by sliding down a rope
A1 I abseiled down the rock wall during my outdoor adventure.
A2 She learned how to abseil safely with the help of a professional instructor.
B1 The group decided to abseil down the cliff to reach the bottom faster.
B2 Experienced climbers often abseil down steep cliffs to explore new routes.
C1 The mountaineer abseiled down the icy slope with precision and skill.
C2 Professional climbers abseil down treacherous peaks as part of their daring expeditions.
formal The experienced climbers decided to abseil down the cliff face to reach the bottom safely.
informal We're going to abseil down the rock wall this weekend, it's going to be so much fun!
slang I can't believe he actually abseiled off the bridge just for a dare.
figurative She had to mentally abseil down from her high expectations and accept the reality of the situation.
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