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1. (n.) trapeze
an apparatus, used in gymnastics and acrobatics, consisting of a short horizontal bar attached to the ends of two suspended ropes.
Etymology: (1860–65; < F trapèze, lit., trapezium)
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1. (noun) trapeze
a swing used by circus acrobats
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1. (noun) trapeze
a trapezium. See Trapezium, 1
2. (noun) trapeze
a swinging horizontal bar, suspended at each end by a rope; -- used by gymnasts
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Sense: a horizontal bar hung on two ropes, on which gymnasts or acrobats perform
They performed on the trapeze; (
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 Afrikaans: sweefstok |
 Arabic: أرْجوحَه |
 Bulgarian: трапец |
 Brazilian: trapzio |
 Czech: visutá hrazda |
 German: das Trapez; Trapez-... |
 Danish: trapez; trapez- |
 Greek: τραπέζιο |
 Spanish: trapecio |
 Estonian: trapets |
 Farsi: طناب |
 Finnish: trapetsi |
 French: trapèze; trapéziste |
 Hebrew: טְרַפֵּז |
 Hindi: कलाबाजी का झूला |
 Croatian: trapez |
 Hungarian: trapéz |
 Indonesian: trapeze |
 Icelandic: fimleikaróla |
 Italian: trapezio |
 Japanese: 空中ブランコ |
 Korean: (곡예, 체조용) 그네 |
 Lithuanian: trapecija |
 Latvian: trapece |
 Malay: trapez |
 Dutch: trapeze |
 Norwegian: trapes |
 Polish: trapez |
 Persian: طناب |
 Pashto: تناب |
 Portuguese: trapézio |
 Romanian: trapez; trapezist |
 Russian: трапеция |
 Slovak: visutá hrazda |
 Slovenian: trapez |
 Serbian: trapez |
 Swedish: trapets |
 Thai: แท่งที่แขวนไว้สำหรับเหวี่ |
 Turkish: trapez |
 Taiwanese: 高空鞦韆，吊鞦韆 |
 Ukrainian: трапеція |
 Urdu: ورزشي جھولا |
 Vietnamese: đu, xà treo |
 Chinese: 高秋千，吊秋千 |
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