Definition of inspan in English:

inspan

verbinspans, inspanned, inspanning ɪnˈspanɪnˈspæn

[with object]South African

1Yoke (draught animals, typically oxen) in a team to a vehicle.
Duma inspanned sixteen of his best cattle
Example sentencesExamples
- The waentjies had functioning disselbooms, jukke and skeie complete with carefully cut riempies spantoue for inspanning the oxen.
1. 1.1 Harness an animal or animals to (a vehicle)
  the farmer inspanned his wagon and returned to Maritzburg
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Boers charged the hill four times, and were inspanning wagons preparatory to a retreat, when our men were forced to fall back owing to their reserve.
  He ordered the wagons to be inspanned, but left where they were, and refused requests to allow them to be laagered.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Dutch inspannen 'to stretch', from in- 'in' + spannen 'to span'.

Definition of inspan in US English:

inspan

verbinˈspanɪnˈspæn

[with object]South African

Yoke (draft animals, typically oxen) in a team to a vehicle.
Example sentencesExamples
- The waentjies had functioning disselbooms, jukke and skeie complete with carefully cut riempies spantoue for inspanning the oxen.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Dutch inspannen ‘to stretch’, from in- ‘in’ + spannen ‘to span’.

单词	inspan
释义	Definition of inspan in English: inspan verbinspans, inspanned, inspanning ɪnˈspanɪnˈspæn [with object]South African 1Yoke (draught animals, typically oxen) in a team to a vehicle. Duma inspanned sixteen of his best cattle Example sentencesExamples The waentjies had functioning disselbooms, jukke and skeie complete with carefully cut riempies spantoue for inspanning the oxen. 1.1 Harness an animal or animals to (a vehicle) the farmer inspanned his wagon and returned to Maritzburg Example sentencesExamples The Boers charged the hill four times, and were inspanning wagons preparatory to a retreat, when our men were forced to fall back owing to their reserve. He ordered the wagons to be inspanned, but left where they were, and refused requests to allow them to be laagered. Origin Early 19th century: from Dutch inspannen 'to stretch', from in- 'in' + spannen 'to span'. Definition of inspan in US English: inspan verbinˈspanɪnˈspæn [with object]South African Yoke (draft animals, typically oxen) in a team to a vehicle. Example sentencesExamples The waentjies had functioning disselbooms, jukke and skeie complete with carefully cut riempies spantoue for inspanning the oxen. Origin Early 19th century: from Dutch inspannen ‘to stretch’, from in- ‘in’ + spannen ‘to span’.
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