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careen

/kəˈriːn/

/kəˈrin/

careenverb

careened

Präteritum

careened

Partizip Perfekt

careening

Gerundium

/kəˈriːn/

/kəˈrin/

Übersetzungen

накрениться

The ship began to careen in the storm.

Корабль начал накрениться в шторм.

нестись

The car careened down the hill.

Машина неслась вниз по склону.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

сильный крен

перекатываться

Definitionen

To tilt or sway while moving, as if out of control.

The car careened around the corner, barely avoiding the oncoming traffic.

To move swiftly and in an uncontrolled way in a specified direction.

The boat careened down the river, its passengers holding on tightly.

To cause a ship to lean over on one side for cleaning, caulking, or repair.

The crew careened the ship to scrape off the barnacles from its hull.

(nautical, intransitive) Of a ship: to heel over or list to one side while underway or in heavy seas.

The damaged schooner began to careen dangerously as the storm intensified.

Synonyme

careen off

careensubstantiv

careens

Pl.

/kəˈriːn/

/kəˈrin/

Übersetzungen

крен

The ship had a dangerous careen to the starboard side.

Корабль имел опасный крен на правый борт.

Definitionen

A tilting or swaying movement, especially of a ship.

The careen of the ship made it difficult for the passengers to walk steadily on deck.

The act or process of careening a ship for cleaning, caulking, or repair.

A complete careen of the schooner was necessary after the long transatlantic crossing.

A beach or other place where vessels are hauled ashore for careening.

They dragged the fishing boat up onto the careen at low tide.