I'm not sure you need any technical names for a part of a hole in a door in order for the reader to get the idea. The little boy was hanging on to the moving van by gripping (the edge of) a small gap in the van's door.
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Enclosed is the drawing of a door with an opening in it with an arrow pointing to the part of the opening that I am talking about. My question is, what is the bottom part of the opening called? Below is the sentence that I want to create:
1) The little boy was hanging onto a moving van. He hold onto the car by putting his hands into a gap in the door and hold the bottom part/side part of the opening to prevent falling off.
2) The rock climber manage to hold onto/grasp a firm spot before falling off the cliff.
3) The rock climber was hanging/dangling over/off the cliff but was able to prevent himself from falling off because he manage to hold onto a firm handhold.
* The highligted part of the sentences are those that I am unsure about. Hope somebody can assist me in correcting the sentences.![]()
I'm not sure you need any technical names for a part of a hole in a door in order for the reader to get the idea. The little boy was hanging on to the moving van by gripping (the edge of) a small gap in the van's door.
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