- overhead ladder; horizontal ladder; monkey bars
- yunti (scaling ladder used for escalade in ancient China)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- overhead ladder; horizontal ladder; monkey bars
- yunti (scaling ladder used for escalade in ancient China)
This refers to a type of equipment found in playgrounds or gymnasiums that children climb on. The structure typically consists of several horizontal bars connected by vertical supports, meant for physical activity and play.
This meaning refers to a historical climbing tool that was used particularly in military contexts for scaling walls or gaining access to elevated positions.
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うんてい雲梯をつかう使うto use monkey barsうんてい雲梯であそぶ遊ぶto play on the monkey barsうんてい雲梯をのぼる登るto climb the monkey barsこうえん公園のうんてい雲梯monkey bars in the parkうんてい雲梯をせっち設置するto install monkey barsうんどう運動のうりょく能力をきたえる鍛えるためのうんてい雲梯monkey bars for improving athletic abilityうんてい雲梯でからだ体をきたえる鍛えるto train the body on the monkey barsうんてい雲梯のれんしゅう練習practice on the monkey barsこども子供がうんてい雲梯であそんでいる遊んでいるchildren are playing on the monkey barsうんてい雲梯のつかいかた使い方how to use the monkey bars
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