yawl

• اسم يشير إلى قارب صغير للتجديف، غالبًا بأربعة أو ستة مجاديف، أو إلى سفينة شراعية ذات صاريتين مع صارية صغيرة في المؤخرة خلف عمود الدفة.

A noun referring to either a small ship's boat typically rowed by four or six oars, or a two-masted sailing vessel with a small mizzen mast positioned aft of the rudderpost.

1. Ship's small boatC1formal

   A small boat carried on a ship, typically rowed by four or six oars, used for transport or communication.

   يول

   • The sailors lowered the yawl to reach the shore.
   • The yawl was rowed by six oarsmen across the calm bay.
   • They used the yawl to ferry supplies from the main vessel.

   المرادفاتdinghygigjolly boatrowboatskifftender

2. Two-masted sailing vesselC1formal

   A type of sailing boat with two masts, where the smaller mizzen mast is positioned behind the rudderpost.

   يول

   • The yawl sailed gracefully through the harbor.
   • He spent his summer restoring an old wooden yawl.
   • The yawl's design makes it easy to handle in strong winds.

• فعل قديم أو مهجور يعني الصراخ بصوت عالٍ أو العويل أو النحيب؛ ويُستخدم أيضًا اسمًا لنوع من القوارب.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to cry out, howl, or lament loudly; also used as a noun for a type of boat.

1. Emit long loud criesC1formal

   To utter a prolonged, loud, and often mournful cry or howl.

   عوى

   • The dog yawled all night long.
   • He yawled in pain after stubbing his toe.
   • The wind yawled through the cracks in the old house.

   المرادفاتbawlhowlwailyellyowl