Ketch Meaning in English
word
ˈkɛtʃ
KETCH
kˈɛtʃ
KETCH
释义
A ketch is a type of sailing boat with two masts: a mainmast and a smaller mizzen mast located behind it.
用法与细微差别
'Ketch' is a specific nautical term, mostly used in boating, sailing, and maritime contexts. It is less common in everyday conversation. A ketch always has two masts, and the mizzen mast is shorter and located behind the mainmast.
Spanish: quechePortuguese (BR): iate quechePortuguese (PT): iate quecheChinese (Simplified): 双桅纵帆船Chinese (Traditional): 雙桅縱帆船Hindi: केच (दो मस्तूल वाली नौका)Arabic: كيتش (نوع من اليخوت ذات الصاريين)Bengali: কেচ (নৌকার ধরণ)Russian: кеч (тип парусного судна)Japanese: ケッチ（帆船の一種）Vietnamese: tàu ketchKorean: 켓치(범선 종류)Turkish: ketch (yelkenli tekne)Urdu: کَیچ (دو مستولہ کشتی)Indonesian: ketch (perahu layar dua tiang)
例句
The ketch sailed smoothly across the bay.
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We saw a beautiful white ketch at the harbor.
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My uncle owns a ketch for weekend trips.
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I prefer sailing on a ketch because it handles well in strong winds.
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During our trip to Greece, we rented a classic wooden ketch for a day at sea.
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You can tell it’s a ketch because of the second mast behind the main one.
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