Definition of windbound in English:

windbound

adjectiveˈwɪn(d)baʊndˈwɪndbaʊnd

(of a sailing ship) unable to sail because of extreme or contrary winds.
（帆船）因风不能航行的
they waited, windbound, in the Bay
Example sentencesExamples
- I was windbound on the lengthy sweep of a beach at Lumsden for six days due to strong, gusting, offshore winds.
- Planning for extra food and windbound days is especially important in the outer exposed islands such as Outer Island and Devil's Island.
- The entire loop can be covered by the average paddler in six to eight days, but allow a few extra days for possibly being windbound.
- Even though the weather was cold and wet, and we were windbound for six days, we were more than rewarded by Nunavut's bounty.
- Sometimes, when we were windbound, the fo'c'stle was scrubbed as white as a hound's tooth.

Definition of windbound in US English:

windbound

adjectiveˈwindboundˈwɪndbaʊnd

(of a sailing ship) unable to sail because of extreme or contrary winds.
（帆船）因风不能航行的
they waited, windbound, in the Bay
Example sentencesExamples
- Planning for extra food and windbound days is especially important in the outer exposed islands such as Outer Island and Devil's Island.
- Sometimes, when we were windbound, the fo'c'stle was scrubbed as white as a hound's tooth.
- The entire loop can be covered by the average paddler in six to eight days, but allow a few extra days for possibly being windbound.
- Even though the weather was cold and wet, and we were windbound for six days, we were more than rewarded by Nunavut's bounty.
- I was windbound on the lengthy sweep of a beach at Lumsden for six days due to strong, gusting, offshore winds.

单词	windbound
释义	Definition of windbound in English: windbound adjectiveˈwɪn(d)baʊndˈwɪndbaʊnd (of a sailing ship) unable to sail because of extreme or contrary winds. （帆船）因风不能航行的 they waited, windbound, in the Bay Example sentencesExamples I was windbound on the lengthy sweep of a beach at Lumsden for six days due to strong, gusting, offshore winds. Planning for extra food and windbound days is especially important in the outer exposed islands such as Outer Island and Devil's Island. The entire loop can be covered by the average paddler in six to eight days, but allow a few extra days for possibly being windbound. Even though the weather was cold and wet, and we were windbound for six days, we were more than rewarded by Nunavut's bounty. Sometimes, when we were windbound, the fo'c'stle was scrubbed as white as a hound's tooth. Definition of windbound in US English: windbound adjectiveˈwindboundˈwɪndbaʊnd (of a sailing ship) unable to sail because of extreme or contrary winds. （帆船）因风不能航行的 they waited, windbound, in the Bay Example sentencesExamples Planning for extra food and windbound days is especially important in the outer exposed islands such as Outer Island and Devil's Island. Sometimes, when we were windbound, the fo'c'stle was scrubbed as white as a hound's tooth. The entire loop can be covered by the average paddler in six to eight days, but allow a few extra days for possibly being windbound. Even though the weather was cold and wet, and we were windbound for six days, we were more than rewarded by Nunavut's bounty. I was windbound on the lengthy sweep of a beach at Lumsden for six days due to strong, gusting, offshore winds.
随便看	burgh burghal burghal burghal-penny burgher burgherly burghers Burghley, 1st Baron burghul burg(h)ul burglar burglar alarm burglar alarms burglarer burglaries burglarily burglarious burglarious burglarious burglariously burglarise burglarize burglarized burglarizes burglarizing