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Meaning ofinboardin English

inboard

us//ɪnˈbɔrd//uk//ɪnˈbɔːd//

Definitions

Adjective
1. inside a vessel's hull; near center
  The engine was mounted inboard of the vessel's hull.
2. nearer to a vessel's center line
  The inboard seat is closer to the center of the boat.
3. inside a ship; within its hull
  The inboard equipment was protected from the harsh marine environment.
4. nearer the center of a vessel
  The sailor preferred to sit inboard where it was warmer and drier.
5. toward the middle; inside a boat
  The crew moved inboard to avoid the rough seas.
6. closer to the hull (nautical context)
  The inboard compartment was designed for storing sensitive equipment.
Noun
1. engine inside a ship's hull
  The inboard engine provides more stability to the ship.
2. boat with internal engine
  The new yacht has an inboard motor for better performance.
3. an engine inside a ship's hull; powered by it
  The yacht's inboard provided a smoother ride for passengers.
4. a boat with an inboard engine; internally powered
  The company manufactured inboards for various types of vessels.

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