Definition of forecastle in English:

forecastle

nounˈfəʊks(ə)l

1The forward part of a ship below the deck, traditionally used as the crew's living quarters.
Example sentencesExamples
- When I woke up, I was on my bed in the forecastle, the crew's cabin.
- After checking to be certain all was in order, he turned jauntily to the forecastle, where the crew had stowed the ex-prisoner on a spare bunk.
- The crew's quarters would traditionally be in the fo'c's'le, while officers would be quartered amidships and at the stern.
- This had enabled the crew to reach the fo'c's'le, bridge and engine room in the stern area, because when fully laden in heavy seas the San T's deck would have been awash.
- ‘Heads’ was the name given to that part of sailing ships forward of the forecastle and around the beak which was used by the crew as their lavatory.
1. 1.1historical A raised deck at the front of a ship.
  Example sentencesExamples
  There is no standard location, but bells would often be mounted on the back of the fo'c's'le or on the front of the wheelhouse.
  Those of the crew not gathered at the stern held on for dear life to whatever they could or scrambled to the front of the forecastle to brace against it.
  Even getting food from the galley to the forecastle (at the front of the ship) was a tremendous job.
  Cut clean off aft of her forecastle, it can't be missed as you navigate along the southern port side of the wreck.
  A small pocket puts up a brave front on the forecastle, while the remainder of the surviving crew has retreated below decks.

Definition of forecastle in US English:

forecastle

noun

1The forward part of a ship below the deck, traditionally used as the crew's living quarters.
Example sentencesExamples
- After checking to be certain all was in order, he turned jauntily to the forecastle, where the crew had stowed the ex-prisoner on a spare bunk.
- When I woke up, I was on my bed in the forecastle, the crew's cabin.
- This had enabled the crew to reach the fo'c's'le, bridge and engine room in the stern area, because when fully laden in heavy seas the San T's deck would have been awash.
- The crew's quarters would traditionally be in the fo'c's'le, while officers would be quartered amidships and at the stern.
- ‘Heads’ was the name given to that part of sailing ships forward of the forecastle and around the beak which was used by the crew as their lavatory.
1. 1.1historical A raised deck at the bow of a ship.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Cut clean off aft of her forecastle, it can't be missed as you navigate along the southern port side of the wreck.
  A small pocket puts up a brave front on the forecastle, while the remainder of the surviving crew has retreated below decks.
  Those of the crew not gathered at the stern held on for dear life to whatever they could or scrambled to the front of the forecastle to brace against it.
  Even getting food from the galley to the forecastle (at the front of the ship) was a tremendous job.
  There is no standard location, but bells would often be mounted on the back of the fo'c's'le or on the front of the wheelhouse.

单词	forecastle
释义	Definition of forecastle in English: forecastle nounˈfəʊks(ə)l 1The forward part of a ship below the deck, traditionally used as the crew's living quarters. Example sentencesExamples When I woke up, I was on my bed in the forecastle, the crew's cabin. After checking to be certain all was in order, he turned jauntily to the forecastle, where the crew had stowed the ex-prisoner on a spare bunk. The crew's quarters would traditionally be in the fo'c's'le, while officers would be quartered amidships and at the stern. This had enabled the crew to reach the fo'c's'le, bridge and engine room in the stern area, because when fully laden in heavy seas the San T's deck would have been awash. ‘Heads’ was the name given to that part of sailing ships forward of the forecastle and around the beak which was used by the crew as their lavatory. 1.1historical A raised deck at the front of a ship. Example sentencesExamples There is no standard location, but bells would often be mounted on the back of the fo'c's'le or on the front of the wheelhouse. Those of the crew not gathered at the stern held on for dear life to whatever they could or scrambled to the front of the forecastle to brace against it. Even getting food from the galley to the forecastle (at the front of the ship) was a tremendous job. Cut clean off aft of her forecastle, it can't be missed as you navigate along the southern port side of the wreck. A small pocket puts up a brave front on the forecastle, while the remainder of the surviving crew has retreated below decks. Definition of forecastle in US English: forecastle noun 1The forward part of a ship below the deck, traditionally used as the crew's living quarters. Example sentencesExamples After checking to be certain all was in order, he turned jauntily to the forecastle, where the crew had stowed the ex-prisoner on a spare bunk. When I woke up, I was on my bed in the forecastle, the crew's cabin. This had enabled the crew to reach the fo'c's'le, bridge and engine room in the stern area, because when fully laden in heavy seas the San T's deck would have been awash. The crew's quarters would traditionally be in the fo'c's'le, while officers would be quartered amidships and at the stern. ‘Heads’ was the name given to that part of sailing ships forward of the forecastle and around the beak which was used by the crew as their lavatory. 1.1historical A raised deck at the bow of a ship. Example sentencesExamples Cut clean off aft of her forecastle, it can't be missed as you navigate along the southern port side of the wreck. A small pocket puts up a brave front on the forecastle, while the remainder of the surviving crew has retreated below decks. Those of the crew not gathered at the stern held on for dear life to whatever they could or scrambled to the front of the forecastle to brace against it. Even getting food from the galley to the forecastle (at the front of the ship) was a tremendous job. There is no standard location, but bells would often be mounted on the back of the fo'c's'le or on the front of the wheelhouse.
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