outspan 的 3 个定义
out·spanned, out·span·ning.
- to unyoke or unhitch, as oxen from a wagon.
out·spanned, out·span·ning.
- to remove the yoke, harness, etc., from animals.
- the act or a place of outspanning.
更多outspan例句
- One of the waggons had been loaded up in the morning and sent on to the outspan; the other was ready by sundown.
- The principle of the road is always outspan on the other side of a drift—that is, the opposite side from the one you arrive at.
- Saddling up the horse that remained and giving orders where the waggons were to outspan, Dawes cantered away into the veldt.
- “We had better get on and find our outspan,” said Dawes, after the momentary silence which had fallen upon the pair.
- Ralph and Suzanne reached their outspan place in safety a little before sunset.