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25 May
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Is rope a countable noun?
Is rope a countable noun?
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the ropes : a fence made of rope that encloses a boxing or wrestling ring:
example:
The boxer was pushed back against the ropes.
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- English (US)
the ropes : a fence made of rope that encloses a boxing or wrestling ring:
example:
The boxer was pushed back against the ropes.
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