two-masted
ˌtuːˈmæstɪd
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Definition of two-masted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

boats shipsRarehaving two tall poles for sailsRare
  • The two-masted schooner sailed into the harbor.
  • A two-masted brig anchored offshore.
  • They admired the old two-masted fishing boat.
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Origin of two-masted

Old English, twā (two) + mast (pole for sails)

Terms with two-masted included in their meaning

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maritime
two-masted ship with square sails
nautical
single-masted sailing vessel with two headsails
maritime
two-masted sailing ship used historically
maritime
two-masted fishing vessel used in the North Sea
nautical
second mast on a two-masted ship where the second is shorter
historical vessel
two-masted gaff-rigged vessel used historically
nautical
two-masted sailing vessel with mizzen aft of rudderpost

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  1. French:à deux mâts, ...
  2. German:zweimastig, ...
  3. Italian:a due alberi, ...
  4. Spanish:de dos mástiles, ...
  5. Portuguese:de dois mastros, ...
  6. Chinese:双桅的, ...
  7. Japanese:二本マストの, ...
  8. Arabic:ذُو صَارِيَيْن, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּעַל שְׁנֵי תּוֹרָנִים, ...
  10. Russian:двухмачтовый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:двощогловий, ...
  12. Hindi:दो-खंभे वाला, ...
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