Definition of jib boom in English:

jib boom

noun

Sailing

A spar run out forward as an extension of the bowsprit.
〔航海〕船首斜帆桁
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite the weather, the ship's two carpenters were busy and by the 26th they were able to replace the jib boom.
- She was still scarred after her encounters with icebergs so proper repairs to her jury-rigged jib boom were a top priority.
- That pressure also flows to the slave cylinder to provide additional lifting force to the jib boom.
- Hovering over the jib boom you see two large anchors lying on deck.
- The 7-ton crane can handle 600 pounds at full extension of the jib boom at 82 feet, or 2500 pounds at 60 feet.

Definition of jib boom in US English:

jib boom

nounˈjib ˌbo͞om

Sailing

A spar run out forward as an extension of the bowsprit.
〔航海〕船首斜帆桁
Example sentencesExamples
- That pressure also flows to the slave cylinder to provide additional lifting force to the jib boom.
- Despite the weather, the ship's two carpenters were busy and by the 26th they were able to replace the jib boom.
- She was still scarred after her encounters with icebergs so proper repairs to her jury-rigged jib boom were a top priority.
- The 7-ton crane can handle 600 pounds at full extension of the jib boom at 82 feet, or 2500 pounds at 60 feet.
- Hovering over the jib boom you see two large anchors lying on deck.

单词	jib boom
释义	Definition of jib boom in English: jib boom noun Sailing A spar run out forward as an extension of the bowsprit. 〔航海〕船首斜帆桁 Example sentencesExamples Despite the weather, the ship's two carpenters were busy and by the 26th they were able to replace the jib boom. She was still scarred after her encounters with icebergs so proper repairs to her jury-rigged jib boom were a top priority. That pressure also flows to the slave cylinder to provide additional lifting force to the jib boom. Hovering over the jib boom you see two large anchors lying on deck. The 7-ton crane can handle 600 pounds at full extension of the jib boom at 82 feet, or 2500 pounds at 60 feet. Definition of jib boom in US English: jib boom nounˈjib ˌbo͞om Sailing A spar run out forward as an extension of the bowsprit. 〔航海〕船首斜帆桁 Example sentencesExamples That pressure also flows to the slave cylinder to provide additional lifting force to the jib boom. Despite the weather, the ship's two carpenters were busy and by the 26th they were able to replace the jib boom. She was still scarred after her encounters with icebergs so proper repairs to her jury-rigged jib boom were a top priority. The 7-ton crane can handle 600 pounds at full extension of the jib boom at 82 feet, or 2500 pounds at 60 feet. Hovering over the jib boom you see two large anchors lying on deck.
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