amidships

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Wateramidshipsa‧mid‧ships /əˈmɪdˌʃɪps/ adverb technical TTWMIDDLEin the middle part of a shipExamples from the Corpusamidships• The cat, although nervous, appears unharmed by the tennis ball which has just struck it amidships.• The flight deck control post, where I sat, was situated on the port side, amidships.• Then it struck the raft amidships and disappeared from view for a moment.• A porthole was opened amidships and on a plank lay the small body.• Usually, they had a single mast stepped amidships and were rigged with a single square sail.• The worst situation was amidships, by the base of the mainmast.• There was a low deckhouse amidships with an upper wheel and emergency tiller steering from a small cockpit aft.

单词	amidships
释义	amidships From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Wateramidshipsa‧mid‧ships /əˈmɪdˌʃɪps/ adverb technical TTWMIDDLEin the middle part of a shipExamples from the Corpusamidships• The cat, although nervous, appears unharmed by the tennis ball which has just struck it amidships.• The flight deck control post, where I sat, was situated on the port side, amidships.• Then it struck the raft amidships and disappeared from view for a moment.• A porthole was opened amidships and on a plank lay the small body.• Usually, they had a single mast stepped amidships and were rigged with a single square sail.• The worst situation was amidships, by the base of the mainmast.• There was a low deckhouse amidships with an upper wheel and emergency tiller steering from a small cockpit aft.
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