A rope (or chain) attached to either of the lower corners of a square sail (or the after lower corner of a fore-and-aft sail), and used to extend…
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释义 | society > travel > travel by water > vessel, ship, or boat > equipment of vessel > masts, rigging, or sails > rigging > [noun] > running rigging > sheet or brace (20) sheet1336 A rope (or chain) attached to either of the lower corners of a square sail (or the after lower corner of a fore-and-aft sail), and used to extend… swing-rope1336 Nautical. ? = sheet, n.2 1. Obsolete. shoot1405 = sheet, n.2 mainbrace1485 The brace attached to the main yard. mainsheet1485 Nautical. The rope which controls the boom of the mainsail when set. Also figurative. top-sheet1485 smite1494 Probably: a rope attached to either of the lower corners of a sail. Cf. tack, n.1 5a. tailing-rope1495 = tail-rope, n. 2a. tail-rope1495 A rope forming or attached to the tail, or the hinder or lower end of anything; in various technical… Nautical. (Also tailing-rope.) A sheet. (Now… brace1626 A rope attached to the yard of a vessel for the purpose of ‘trimming’ the sail. stern-sheets1626 plural. The ropes controlling the mizen-sail. Obsolete. trimmers1630 plural. Ropes and yards for trimming the sails of a ship: see trim, v. 15. Obsolete. rare. fore-sheet1669 The rope by which the lee corner of the foresail is kept in place. jib-sheet1825 one of the ropes by which the jib is trimmed, stretching from its clew to the bows of the ship. boom-sheet1836 a sheet fastened to a boom. Subcategories:— bar on which sheet-block travels (1) — rope to haul down sheet-block (2) — rope to keep foresail sheets clear of anchor (2) |
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