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abaft
[ uh-baft, uh-bahft ]
preposition
- to the rear of; aft of:
the fife rail abaft the mainmast.
adverb
- in the direction of the stern; astern; aft.
abaft
/ 蓹藞产蓱藧蹿迟 /
adverb
- closer to the stern than to another place on a vessel
with the wind abaft
preposition
- behind; aft of
abaft the mast
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of abaft1
Example Sentences
With a fair wind abaft the beam, the ship could have logged a hundred and fifty miles in a day鈥檚 sailing.
He made his way just abaft of the cabin, then stood squinting up at the Susan Marie鈥檚 guys and stays and at the peaks of her stabilizer bars.
In the midst of the m锚l茅e a hostile light cruiser, tearing at 27 knots, rammed the Velocity, cutting her completely in twain just abaft the after engine-room bulkhead.
At the forward end it contained 34 staterooms and abaft these a number of public rooms, etc., for first-class passengers, including two first-class entrances and stairway, reading room, lounge, and the smoke room.
They have three funnels; one almost amidships, another aft; whereas the third, which is considerably more slender than the others, is situated abaft the mainmast, immediately in rear of the bridge.
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