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climbing frame

British  

noun

  1. a structure of wood or metal tubing used by children for climbing

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In Cricova, with the sun beginning to slide, women chat on benches on the main square as their children scramble over a climbing frame.

From BBC

Helena, from Leeds, recorded herself dangling from a climbing frame for more than 35 minutes, breaking the previous record for a female "dead hang" of exactly 12 minutes.

From BBC

The girl was playing on a climbing frame at the time while the 15-year-old boy was in the car park area on a bicycle.

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The playground was also doomed; city commissioners were not too keen on the designer’s circular doughnut slide or the giant climbing frame that seemed to extend five stories in the air.

From New York Times

I found some spare parts for my son's climbing frame on eBay, spending £62.

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