careen

UK
/kəˈriːn/
US
/kəˈrin/

Translations

careenverb
careened
Past Simple
careened
Past Participle
careening
Gerund
UK
/kəˈriːn/
US
/kəˈrin/
carénerDans le domaine maritime : mettre un navire à sec pour le nettoyer, le calfater ou le réparer.
The crew careened the ship to scrape off the barnacles from its hull.
L’équipage a caréné le navire pour gratter les bernacles sur sa coque.
gîterPour un navire : s’incliner fortement d’un côté.
The damaged schooner began to careen dangerously as the storm intensified.
La goélette endommagée a commencé à gîter dangereusement lorsque la tempête s’est intensifiée.
Additional translations
chavirerSens général d’un mouvement brusque et incontrôlé, surtout pour un véhicule ou un bateau.
Synonyms
careennoun
careens
pl
UK
/kəˈriːn/
US
/kəˈrin/
carénageLe fait de caréner un navire pour le nettoyer, le calfater ou le réparer.
A complete careen of the schooner was necessary after the long transatlantic crossing.
Un carénage complet de la goélette était nécessaire après la longue traversée de l’Atlantique.
gîteEn navigation : inclinaison d’un navire sur un côté.
The careen of the ship made it difficult for the passengers to walk steadily on deck.
La gîte du navire rendait difficile pour les passagers de marcher d’un pas stable sur le pont.
Additional translations
carénagePar extension : lieu ou plage où l’on tire les bateaux à sec pour les caréner.

Definitions

careenverb
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.
careennoun
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.