英：['pɪnɪs]
美：['pɪnɪs]
pinnace如何读
pinnace是什么意思
- n.装载于舰上的中型艇；小船
pinnace自然拼读
pin·nace
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pinnace变形
复数:pinnaces
pinnace英英释义
noun
any of a variety of small boats, esp. one carried on a ship.
a small sailing boat formerly used to accompany and tend a larger boat.
pinnace词源中文解释
一种小型轻便的船只，通常有两个桅杆，像 schooner 一样装备，但也能靠桨推进，1540年代，源自法语 pinace（早期为 spinace，15世纪，来自古法语 espinace，现代法语 péniche； 也被证明为英语拉丁语 spinachium（14世纪中期））； 一个起源不明的词。
法语单词可能来自意大利语 pinaccia 或西班牙语 pinaza，因为它是用松木建造的，来自 pino “松树； 船”（拉丁语 pinus “松树”也有“船只”的次要意义）。但早期形式的变化使这一点不确定。在旧俚语中也指“女人”，尤其是“情妇，妓女”（1560年代）。
pinnace_体育行业词汇
二桅船
二桅小船
pinnace词源英文解释
Middle French pinace, probably from Old Spanish pinaza, from pino pine, from Latin pinus
The first known use of pinnace was in 1538
pinnace儿童词典英英释义
pinnipednoun
any of a group of mammals (as seals, sea lions, and walruses) that typically live in oceans but bear their young on land or on floating sheets of ice, have front and hind flippers, and eat other animals (as fish)
pinnateadjective
resembling a feather especially in having similar parts arranged on opposite sides of a long thin central part like a stem
a pinnate leaf
pinnanoun
a feather, wing, or fin or a part like one
the part of the ear that is outside the head and is made of cartilage
pinnaclenoun
a slender tower generally coming to a point at the top
a high pointed peak
the highest point of achievement or development
pinnaclenoun
a slender tower generally coming to a point at the top
a high pointed peak
the highest point of achievement or development
pinnacenoun
a light sailing ship
a ship's boat
pinnace 例句
1 Again he dropped in the water knee-deep, looking earnestly out for help from the pinnace, not more than a few yards off.
2 As soon as sufficiently revived he narrated the loss of the pinnace in the breakers, the death of three of the crew, and the casting of himself and one of the Kanakas upon the beach.
3 Baffin made more than one voyage after this, accompanying one whaling expedition which consisted of ten ships and two pinnaces.
4 The launch was in tow of a steam pinnace, while astern of her were two more boats, equally crowded.
5 He bought commodities from them—oil, a pinnace, a fishing-net—to the value of sixty crowns, and let them go on their way.
6 For, espying a little pinnace drawn up on the beach, he said: "The two of us could sail that across, sir."
7 A bark and three trim little pinnaces lay rocking in a secluded roadstead.
8 Enshrouded in a cloud of smoke and steam, the pinnace disappeared beneath the waves.
9 In 1594 the earl set forth on his eighth voyage, with three ships, a caravel, and a pinnace, furnished at his own expense, with the help of some adventurers.
10 Meantime, poor Burgoyne was still clinging to the pinnace, in “a storm of broken waters.”
11 The chief’s two sons were already in the pinnace, when his wife entreated him with tears not to go off to the ship.
12 He had better take the long-boat and one of the gigs, while you take the launch, the pinnace, and the other gig.
13 The pinnace dropped anchor beside the Maid Marian, and the men went ashore.
14 In one major shipment, 15 pinnaces carrying manuscripts left Timbuktu together.
15 The ship was prepared, the bolts were shot, and the pretty pinnace lay waiting on the beach at Bauli when the Empress disembarked.
16 When on the pinnace, a large ship, which I believe to have been the Inconstant, passed us fifty yards to leeward.
17 At last they caught sight of their own pinnaces, ran the raft ashore, and travelled by land round to the point off which they were laying.
18 He says the largest one is the Susan Constant, next in size is the Godspeed, and the smallest, a pinnace, is the Discovery.
19 The total muster numbered seventeen Queen's ships and seventy-six hired ships, which were chiefly used for transport, besides pinnaces and small craft.
20 Here a great misfortune happened; the pinnace disappeared in the mist, and the services of the four men it had on board were thus lost.