Definition of Magnus hitch in English:

Magnus hitch

noun ˈmaɡnəs ˌhɪtʃ

Nautical

A type of knot tied with two round turns and a half hitch, and used typically to bind a rope to a spar, a ring, or the shackle of an anchor.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in David Steel (fl. 1765–1810). Origin uncertain; perhaps from the personal name Magnus, or an altered form of Magner's + hitch.

Definition of Magnus hitch in US English:

Magnus hitch

nounˈmaɡnəs ˌhɪtʃ

Nautical

A type of knot tied with two round turns and a half hitch, and used typically to bind a rope to a spar, a ring, or the shackle of an anchor.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in David Steel (fl. 1765–1810). Origin uncertain; perhaps from the personal name Magnus, or an altered form of Magner's + hitch.

单词	Magnus hitch
释义	Definition of Magnus hitch in English: Magnus hitch noun ˈmaɡnəs ˌhɪtʃ Nautical A type of knot tied with two round turns and a half hitch, and used typically to bind a rope to a spar, a ring, or the shackle of an anchor. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in David Steel (fl. 1765–1810). Origin uncertain; perhaps from the personal name Magnus, or an altered form of Magner's + hitch. Definition of Magnus hitch in US English: Magnus hitch nounˈmaɡnəs ˌhɪtʃ Nautical A type of knot tied with two round turns and a half hitch, and used typically to bind a rope to a spar, a ring, or the shackle of an anchor. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in David Steel (fl. 1765–1810). Origin uncertain; perhaps from the personal name Magnus, or an altered form of Magner's + hitch.
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