t bar
/ˈtiː bɑr/
noun
- A metal bar shaped like the letter T, used as a fastener, handle, or structural support.
- The closet door had a simple t-bar latch instead of a knob.
- The gate was secured with a heavy t-bar that slid into a metal loop.
- He used a t-bar to tighten the bolts on the machinery.
- A type of ski lift that pulls skiers uphill, consisting of a series of T-shaped bars that two skiers can lean against.
- Learning to ride a t-bar can be tricky because you have to balance with a partner.
- The t-bar lift was slower than the chairlift but gave us a nice view of the mountain.
- We waited in line for the t-bar to take us to the top of the beginner slope.