careen 音标拼音: [kɚ'in]
vt . 倾斜,倾,(为了修理或清洁)使倾侧
n . 船的倾侧
倾斜,倾,(为了修理或清洁)使倾侧船的倾侧
careen n 1 :
pitching dangerously to one side [
synonym : {
rock }, {
careen },
{
sway }, {
tilt }]
v 1 :
walk as if unable to control one '
s movements ; "
The drunken man staggered into the room " [
synonym : {
stagger }, {
reel },
{
keel }, {
lurch }, {
swag }, {
careen }]
2 :
move sideways or in an unsteady way ; "
The ship careened out of control " [
synonym : {
careen }, {
wobble }, {
shift }, {
tilt }]
Careen \
Ca *
reen "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Careened };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Careening }.] [
OF .
cariner ,
F .
car ['
e ]
ner ,
fr .
OF .
car [`
e ]
ne ,
the bottom of a ship ,
keel ,
fr .
L .
carina .]
(
Naut .)
To cause (
a vessel )
to lean over so that she floats on one side ,
leaving the other side out of water and accessible for repairs below the water line ;
to case to be off the keel .
[
1913 Webster ]
Careen \
Ca *
reen "\,
v .
i .
To incline to one side ,
or lie over ,
as a ship when sailing on a wind ;
to be off the keel .
[
1913 Webster ]
119 Moby Thesaurus words for "
careen ":
ascend ,
bank ,
blunder ,
bob ,
bobble ,
cant ,
capsize ,
career ,
climb ,
coggle ,
come a cropper ,
culbuter ,
dangle ,
decline ,
descend ,
dip ,
drop ,
fall ,
fall away ,
fall down ,
fall flat ,
fall headlong ,
fall off ,
fall over ,
fall prostrate ,
falter ,
flounce ,
flounder ,
fluctuate ,
flutter ,
get a cropper ,
go downhill ,
go uphill ,
grade ,
heel ,
incline ,
keel ,
keel over ,
labor ,
lay down ,
lean ,
librate ,
lie along ,
list ,
lurch ,
nutate ,
oscillate ,
overset ,
overthrow ,
overturn ,
pendulate ,
pitch ,
pitch and plunge ,
plunge ,
rake ,
reel ,
resonate ,
retreat ,
rise ,
rock ,
roll ,
seethe ,
shake ,
shelve ,
sidle ,
slant ,
slope ,
sprawl ,
spread -
eagle ,
stagger ,
struggle ,
stumble ,
subvert ,
swag ,
sway ,
swerve ,
swing ,
swinging ,
take a fall ,
take a flop ,
take a header ,
take a pratfall ,
take a spill ,
thrash about ,
tilt ,
tip ,
tip over ,
topple ,
topple down ,
topple over ,
topsy -
turvify ,
topsy -
turvy ,
toss ,
toss and tumble ,
toss and turn ,
totter ,
trip ,
tumble ,
turn a somersault ,
turn over ,
turn topsy -
turvy ,
turn turtle ,
turn upside down ,
uprise ,
upset ,
upturn ,
vacillate ,
veer ,
vibrate ,
volutation ,
wag ,
waggle ,
wallop ,
wallow ,
wave ,
waver ,
weave ,
welter ,
wobble
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