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Towing Line

Definition:

A towing line refers to a sturdy rope or cable used for towing or pulling objects, vehicles, or vessels.

Sense 1:

Noun - Maritime: A towing line in maritime context specifically refers to a strong and durable rope or cable used to pull or tow boats, ships, or other watercraft.

Sample Sentence:

"The crew used a heavy towing line to pull the stranded boat back to the harbor."

Sense 2:

Noun - Automotive: In an automotive setting, a towing line is a robust rope or cable that is utilized for pulling a disabled or stuck vehicle with the help of another vehicle or tow truck.

Sample Sentence:

"The tow truck driver arrived with a reliable towing line to safely tow the broken-down car."