deadlight 的定义
Nautical.
- a strong shutter able to be screwed against the interior of a porthole in heavy weather.
- a thick pane of glass set in the hull or deck to admit light.
更多deadlight例句
- It was hot in the room, and rather dark, as the deadlight to the poop-deck was fogged by sea water.
- Then I flooded the boat rapidly through the deadlight till the water came to the level of the coaming.
- Remembering his embarrassment of the morning, Denman did not seek the deck, but looked through his deadlight.
- Then he entered an opposite room—all were unlocked now—from which, slantingly through the deadlight, he saw lights.
- Foster remained, moodily staring through the deadlight, while the other two went forward.