Of a ship: To turn or heel over. Obsolete.
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释义 | society > travel > travel by water > action or motion of vessel > [verb (intransitive)] > heel or list (11) blencha1300 Of a ship: To turn or heel over. Obsolete. rolla1325 intransitive. Of a vessel: to sway; esp. to rock, often violently, from side to side. Also with about and in extended use. Cf. pitch, v.2 14b, yaw… heelc1575 intransitive. Of a boat or ship: to lean to one side owing to the pressure of the wind or an uneven load. Also in extended use of a coach… seela1618 intransitive. Of a ship: To make a sudden lurch to one side. list1626 intransitive. Of a ship: To careen, heel, or incline to one side. Also with off. stoop1663 Nautical. To heel over. Obsolete. careen1762 intransitive. ‘A ship is said to careen when she inclines to one side, or lies over when sailing on a wind’ (Smyth Sailor's Word-bk.). Also trans… to lie along1769 Nautical. Of a ship: To incline to one side under the pressure of a wind abeam. to lay along1779 intransitive (Nautical: see 43b) Of a ship: To lean over with a side wind. (Cf. lie along at to lie along 2 at lie, v.1 phrasal verbs.) wrong1842 To heel over. (Cf. right, v. 8b) nonce-use. to roll down1856 intransitive. Of a vessel: to sway or incline downwards on one side. Cf. sense 1a. |
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