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Definition of atrip - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
maritimeTECH. of an anchor, just clear of the groundTECH.
- The anchor came atrip, and we were ready to sail..
2.
nautical sailsTECH. hoisted taut, prepared for trimmingTECH.
- The sails are atrip, awaiting the wind.
Origin of atrip
Dutch, trippen (to trip)
Examples of atrip in a sentence
With the anchor atrip, the ship began to move. The crew ensured the sails were atrip. With sails atrip, the ship was ready to depart.
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- French:dégagé, hissé, ...
- German:klar vom Grund, klar zum Setzen, ...
- Italian:libero dal fondo, teso, ...
- Spanish:a pique, tenso, ...
- Portuguese:a pique, içado, ...
- Chinese:离底的, 绷紧的, ...
- Japanese:アトリップ, 準備が整った, ...
- Arabic:مُعَلَّق, مُشَدُود, ...
- Hebrew:בְּעֲגִינָה קַלָּה, מֻרָם וּמָתוּחַ, ...
- Russian:поднятый, натянутый, ...
- Ukrainian:поза землею, ...
- Hindi:एट्रिप, तना हुआ, ...
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