capsize 的定义
cap·sized, cap·siz·ing.
- to turn bottom up; overturn: The ferry capsized and sank in minutes.With a strong kick he capsized the stool.
- to upset or collapse: Their marriage almost capsized when they lost their only child.He has a secret that could capsize his career.
capsize 近义词
overturn
更多capsize例句
- At the apex of each leap, the whales barrel-roll, or capsize backward.
- Lacking power, the ship was driven shoreward toward rocks, rolling and pitching so uncontrollably it nearly capsized.
- One is tilted sideways and sinking like a capsized ship, while “Benefits of Isolation” is a prisonlike tower that looks like a model of a relic from a vanished civilization.
- NBC 7 reports that the County Medical Examiner’s Office has released the names of the three people who died Sunday after a “severely overcrowded” boat capsized in the waters off Point Loma.
- They looked like toy ships on uncertain seas—heaving starboard, falling portside, too much in the bow, sinking in the stern—but they didn’t capsize.
- Q: Trying to overthrow the Constitution and deliberately capsize the U.S. economy?
- Men may refuse the challenge of trying to right a ship on the verge of capsize, preferring to wait for an easier test.
- I am grieved to say that Mr. Billings remarked, "Let's go aboard the blank, and capsize the whole blank trunk."
- The pace became so hot that a small obstacle would capsize the sledge, causing it to roll over and over down the slope.
- Now all hung by a hair, we could not manage the boat and it must inevitably capsize and be swamped under this foaming crest.
- Kiv-i-ung, who had never abused the boy, had gone out with the rest, but his kayak did not capsize.
- He was a good swimmer, but he knew well that were his canoe to capsize he could not hope to survive long in these cold waters.