| 释义 |
outrigged, ppl. a.|ˈaʊtrɪgd|
[out- 11; after outrigger n. 3.]
Fitted with outriggers.
1861Times 27 Sept., A rowing expedition abroad..in the first ‘outrigged’ four which has been upon foreign waters. 1867Routledge's Ev. Boy's Ann. Apr. 202 A pair-oar gig outrigged. 1888W. B. Woodgate Boating 143 Half-out⁓rigged gigs became common. 1900W. E. Sherwood Oxford Rowing 26, 1845 saw the general introduction into Oxford of outrigged boats, an innovation viewed with much alarm by the University authorities. |