Definition of sternway in English:

sternway

nounˈstəːnweɪˈstərnweɪ

mass noun

Backward movement of a ship.
we begin making sternway towards the shoal
Example sentencesExamples
- If this does not work, but results in sternway, shove the tiller clear over to the opposite side.
- As you begin lowering the anchor, the helmsman can shift the engine into idle reverse, so that the vessel just begins making slight sternway about the time the anchor reaches the bottom.
- You do not want to make headway or sternway but simply pivot with a continuous motion.
- Be sure that the rudder is amidships, or else aimed to port if the boat starts making sternway.
- Try dropping the anchor while simultaneously backing down under power, making sternway, to see how the boat handles.

Definition of sternway in US English:

sternway

nounˈstərnwāˈstərnweɪ

Backward movement of a ship.
we begin making sternway toward the shoal
Example sentencesExamples
- Try dropping the anchor while simultaneously backing down under power, making sternway, to see how the boat handles.
- You do not want to make headway or sternway but simply pivot with a continuous motion.
- Be sure that the rudder is amidships, or else aimed to port if the boat starts making sternway.
- If this does not work, but results in sternway, shove the tiller clear over to the opposite side.
- As you begin lowering the anchor, the helmsman can shift the engine into idle reverse, so that the vessel just begins making slight sternway about the time the anchor reaches the bottom.

单词	sternway
释义	Definition of sternway in English: sternway nounˈstəːnweɪˈstərnweɪ mass noun Backward movement of a ship. we begin making sternway towards the shoal Example sentencesExamples If this does not work, but results in sternway, shove the tiller clear over to the opposite side. As you begin lowering the anchor, the helmsman can shift the engine into idle reverse, so that the vessel just begins making slight sternway about the time the anchor reaches the bottom. You do not want to make headway or sternway but simply pivot with a continuous motion. Be sure that the rudder is amidships, or else aimed to port if the boat starts making sternway. Try dropping the anchor while simultaneously backing down under power, making sternway, to see how the boat handles. Definition of sternway in US English: sternway nounˈstərnwāˈstərnweɪ Backward movement of a ship. we begin making sternway toward the shoal Example sentencesExamples Try dropping the anchor while simultaneously backing down under power, making sternway, to see how the boat handles. You do not want to make headway or sternway but simply pivot with a continuous motion. Be sure that the rudder is amidships, or else aimed to port if the boat starts making sternway. If this does not work, but results in sternway, shove the tiller clear over to the opposite side. As you begin lowering the anchor, the helmsman can shift the engine into idle reverse, so that the vessel just begins making slight sternway about the time the anchor reaches the bottom.
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