Definition of inhaul in English:

inhaul

noun ˈɪnhɔːl

Sailing

单词	inhaul
释义	Definition of inhaul in English: inhaul noun ˈɪnhɔːl Sailing A rope used to haul in the clew of a sail. 〔航海〕卷帆索 Example sentencesExamples If you pull the mainsheet, then you also pull the inhaul and if you ease the mainsheet then you also ease the inhaul. Tighten the inhaul & outhaul a bit, and also use some cunningham to smoothe most of the creases. The length of the inhauls is 63 cm, the length of the attachments is 6.3 cm so the mark should be 56.7 cm from the end of the loop. Watch how the inhaul pulls cloth out of the bottom leech which opens the bottom batten's flap angle.
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