Definition of maintop in English:

maintop

noun ˈmeɪntɒpˈmeɪntɑp

A platform around the head of the lower section of a sailing ship's mainmast.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a horrible lesson too to them, because it was afterwards found that he had taken up a bottle of whisky to drink at the maintop.
- On 12 April 1606, a royal decree declared that the ships of the Kingdom of Great Britain " shall bear on their maintops the red cross, commonly called St. George's cross, and the white cross, commonly called St. Andrew's cross.’
- There are many of places of the coast where fishermen could find the place where nets were cast, creels or maintops were lowered.

Definition of maintop in US English:

maintop

nounˈmāntäpˈmeɪntɑp

A platform around the head of the lower section of a sailing ship's mainmast.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are many of places of the coast where fishermen could find the place where nets were cast, creels or maintops were lowered.
- On 12 April 1606, a royal decree declared that the ships of the Kingdom of Great Britain " shall bear on their maintops the red cross, commonly called St. George's cross, and the white cross, commonly called St. Andrew's cross.’
- It was a horrible lesson too to them, because it was afterwards found that he had taken up a bottle of whisky to drink at the maintop.

单词	maintop
释义	Definition of maintop in English: maintop noun ˈmeɪntɒpˈmeɪntɑp A platform around the head of the lower section of a sailing ship's mainmast. Example sentencesExamples It was a horrible lesson too to them, because it was afterwards found that he had taken up a bottle of whisky to drink at the maintop. On 12 April 1606, a royal decree declared that the ships of the Kingdom of Great Britain " shall bear on their maintops the red cross, commonly called St. George's cross, and the white cross, commonly called St. Andrew's cross.’ There are many of places of the coast where fishermen could find the place where nets were cast, creels or maintops were lowered. Definition of maintop in US English: maintop nounˈmāntäpˈmeɪntɑp A platform around the head of the lower section of a sailing ship's mainmast. Example sentencesExamples There are many of places of the coast where fishermen could find the place where nets were cast, creels or maintops were lowered. On 12 April 1606, a royal decree declared that the ships of the Kingdom of Great Britain " shall bear on their maintops the red cross, commonly called St. George's cross, and the white cross, commonly called St. Andrew's cross.’ It was a horrible lesson too to them, because it was afterwards found that he had taken up a bottle of whisky to drink at the maintop.
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