T-bar

T-bar

(tē′bär′)

n.

A ski lift consisting of a bar suspended like an inverted T against which skiers lean while being towed uphill.

T-bar

n

1. (Tools) a T-shaped wrench for use with a socket

2. (General Engineering) a metal bar having a T-shaped cross section

3. (Skiing) a T-shaped bar on a ski tow which skiers hold on to while being pulled up slopes

4. (Clothing & Fashion) (modifier) another term for T-strap

T-bar

(ˈtiˌbɑr)

n.

1. a rolled metal bar or beam with a cross section resembling a T.

2. Also called T-bar lift. a ski lift having an upside-down T-shaped bar against which two skiers may lean while being pulled uphill.

[1885–90]

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

T-bar - a surface lift where riders hold a bar and are pulled up the hill on their skis Alpine lift, T-bar lift surface lift - a ski tow that pulls skiers up a slope without lifting them off the ground

Translations

T-bar

[ˈtiːbɑːʳ] N → hierro m en T (also T-bar lift) (Ski) → telesquí m

T-bar

n → Bügel m; (= lift) → Schlepplift m; (Tech) → T-Träger m