starboard

• Qui se rapporte au côté droit d'un navire ou d'un avion lorsque l'on se déplace vers l'avant.

Relating to the right-hand side of a ship or aircraft when facing forward.

1. Located on the right side of a vessel or aircraftB2formal

   Relating to or situated on the right-hand side of a ship, boat, or aircraft when facing forward.

   Tribord

   • The captain ordered the starboard engine to be shut down.
   • All lifeboats on the starboard side are ready for deployment.
   • The starboard wing of the aircraft sustained minor damage.

   Synonymesrightright-hand

   Antonymesport

• Nom désignant le côté droit d'un navire ou d'un avion lorsque l'on regarde vers l'avant, vers la proue.

A noun referring to the right-hand side of a ship or aircraft when facing forward, toward the bow or nose.

indénombrable

1. Right side of a vesselB2formal

   The right-hand side of a ship or aircraft when facing forward, toward the bow or nose.

   Tribord

   • The captain ordered the ship to turn to starboard.
   • All lifeboats on the starboard side are ready for deployment.
   • The starboard engine failed during the flight.

   Synonymesright

   Antonymesport

• Verbe signifiant faire tourner ou diriger un navire vers le côté droit (tribord).

A verb meaning to turn or steer a vessel to the right side (starboard).

1. Turn to starboardC1formal

   To turn the helm or rudder to the right side of a vessel.

   Mettre la barre à tribord

   • The captain ordered the helmsman to starboard the wheel.
   • He starboarded the rudder to avoid the oncoming boat.
   • When the wind shifted, they had to starboard quickly.

   Antonymesport