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Definition of forepeak in English: forepeaknounˈfɔːpiːkˈfɔrpik The front end of the hold in the angle of the bows of a ship. 艏尖舱，前尖舱 Example sentencesExamples - I inspected most of the non-engineering parts of the vessel which included the holds, the bridge, double bottom tanks, topside tanks, forepeak, accommodation, galley and mess rooms.
- On the main deck, the hull is arranged with forepeak, hydraulic pump room, accommodation section and fish handling area.
- There are two complete heads in the aft of the yacht, one in each ama, and one in the forepeak for a total of 5 complete heads.
- Sleeping in the forepeaks with my behind tucked on the starboard bow quarter I could feel the hull flexing as the rig squeaked in the waves and the gusts.
- The forepeak on Dolphin Dance is intended for sail and gear storage but does have two pipe berths installed.
- These boats also incorporate the large aft engine rooms and the isolated forepeaks of their predecessors.
- There's the forepeak, up in the boat's bow, with the chart table set by the forward windows: the ‘saloon’ a little further back, a deep, square ‘room’ littered with comfortable cushions.
- The bow no longer ramps down from the bridge to the forepeak, and all mooring equipment has been moved to a lower deck where it is hidden by panels which are only opened when the ship needs to anchor.
- There is a self-draining anchor locker at the forepeak for convenient storage of anchor and rode.
- Aft of her forepeak she has an engine room which has three Mitsubishi engines.
Definition of forepeak in US English: forepeaknounˈfôrpēkˈfɔrpik The forwardmost division of a vessel's hull, often used in ships as a ballast tank. Example sentencesExamples - There are two complete heads in the aft of the yacht, one in each ama, and one in the forepeak for a total of 5 complete heads.
- The forepeak on Dolphin Dance is intended for sail and gear storage but does have two pipe berths installed.
- On the main deck, the hull is arranged with forepeak, hydraulic pump room, accommodation section and fish handling area.
- These boats also incorporate the large aft engine rooms and the isolated forepeaks of their predecessors.
- Sleeping in the forepeaks with my behind tucked on the starboard bow quarter I could feel the hull flexing as the rig squeaked in the waves and the gusts.
- There is a self-draining anchor locker at the forepeak for convenient storage of anchor and rode.
- Aft of her forepeak she has an engine room which has three Mitsubishi engines.
- I inspected most of the non-engineering parts of the vessel which included the holds, the bridge, double bottom tanks, topside tanks, forepeak, accommodation, galley and mess rooms.
- There's the forepeak, up in the boat's bow, with the chart table set by the forward windows: the ‘saloon’ a little further back, a deep, square ‘room’ littered with comfortable cushions.
- The bow no longer ramps down from the bridge to the forepeak, and all mooring equipment has been moved to a lower deck where it is hidden by panels which are only opened when the ship needs to anchor.
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