T-bar

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Definition

Noun: 1. A type of ski lift: A T-bar is a simple, surface-level ski lift consisting of a continuously moving cable from which T-shaped bars are suspended. Skiers and snowboarders sit or lean against the horizontal part of the "T," which pulls them up a slope while their skis or board remain on the snow.

Usage

The term "t-bar" is used specifically in the context of skiing, snowboarding, and winter sports resorts to describe this particular kind of transportation. * Beginners often learn to use the t-bar before trying a chairlift. * The resort has two t-bars servicing the beginner slopes. * Hold the t-bar behind you and let it pull you up the hill.

Advanced Usage
  • "to ride the t-bar": To use a T-bar lift.
    • We rode the t-bar to access the intermediate runs.
Variants and Related Words
  • T-bar lift (n): A fuller, more descriptive term for the same device.
  • Surface lift (n): The general category of ski lifts, including T-bars, rope tows, and poma lifts, where the rider's equipment remains on the snow surface.
  • Ski tow / Rope tow (n): Another type of surface lift where riders hold onto a moving rope.
Synonyms
  • Drag lift (chiefly British English)
  • Surface lift (general category)
Related Phrases
  • "to catch the t-bar": To successfully get into position and start a ride on a T-bar lift.
    • Watch how he catches the t-bar smoothly.
  • "to fall off the t-bar": To lose balance and fall while being pulled by the lift.
    • It's common for beginners to fall off the t-bar a few times.
Noun
  1. a surface lift where riders hold a bar and are pulled up the hill on their skis

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