monkey bars

基本解釋

I’ll never forget the next time my class lined up at the monkey bars.
我永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)忘記全班再次列隊(duì)站在猴架旁的情景。
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Josh doing a running cartwheel, jumping up and catching the monkey bars, and pulling himself rapidly across hand-over-hand.
杰克跑著做了一個(gè)側(cè)手翻，跳起來抓住猴桿，雙手交替著將自己迅速拉到對(duì)岸。
Because of height limitations, no one’s building the old monkey bars anymore, but kids can go up smaller climbing walls and rope nets and artificial rocks.
由于高度限制，沒有操場再建造這種猴架，但是孩子們可以去小一些的攀巖墻、繩網(wǎng)和假山。

Her 8-year-old daughter, Sophia, had broken her arm falling off the monkey bars.
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My daughter always makes room for a child who wants to climb up to the same perch on the monkey bars.
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Failing like a 7-year-old ultimately allowed these women to bounce back quickly from their massive setbacks rather than become victims of them, and in the end, avoid the long-term side effects that could prevent them scaling the future monkey bars so essential to their success.
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Monkey bars are metal or wooden bars that are joined together to form a structure for children to climb and play on.