Amidship Meaning in English
word
əˈmɪdˌʃɪp
uh-MID-ship
əˈmɪdʃɪp
uh-MID-ship
释义
Located in or toward the middle part of a ship, between the bow (front) and stern (back).
用法与细微差别
Often used in nautical and marine contexts. 'Amidship' refers to the location in the middle section of a vessel, not specifically the center line. Sometimes spelled 'amidships'. Not commonly used outside maritime usage.
Spanish: a la mitad del barco - a mitad de barcoPortuguese (BR): no meio do navio - ao centro do navioPortuguese (PT): a meio do navio - ao centro do navioChinese (Simplified): 船体中部 - 船中间Chinese (Traditional): 船體中部 - 船中間Hindi: जहाज के मध्य भाग मेंArabic: منتصف السفينةBengali: মধ্যজাহাজRussian: средняя часть корабля - мидельJapanese: 船中央 - 船体中央Vietnamese: giữa tàuKorean: 선체 중앙Turkish: gemi ortasıUrdu: جہاز کا درمیانی حصہIndonesian: tengah kapal
例句
The engine room is located amidship for better balance.
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The lifeboats are stored amidship on the main deck.
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Passengers often gather amidship to avoid seasickness.
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"Let's meet amidship by the stairs after dinner," she said.
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If the ship feels rocky, move amidship for a smoother ride.
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There's a small lounge amidship with the best ocean view on board.
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