Backwinding - English meaning

Backwinding – definitions in English dictionary

verb
(of a sail or vessel) deflect a flow of air into the back of (another sail or vessel).
Usage examples:
On the other hand, if the luff below the spreaders backwinds first then the leech has to be eased.

noun
A flow of air deflected into the back of a sail.
Usage examples:
You will no doubt have backwind in the main and this is necessary to keep the boat balanced.

Backwinding translation into English

Backwinding: translate from English into Chinese

倒退, 倒带

Backwinding: translate from English into Dutch

Terugspoelen

Backwinding: translate from English into French

Rembobinage

Backwinding: translate from English into German

Rücklauf

Backwinding: translate from English into Hindi

बैकवाइंडिंग

Backwinding: translate from English into Italian

Indietro

Backwinding: translate from English into Korean

되감기

Backwinding: translate from English into Russian

Обратная перемотка

Backwinding: translate from English into Spanish

Rebobinado

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Backwinding – similar words

backwinded

verb
(of a sail or vessel) deflect a flow of air into the back of (another sail or vessel).
Usage examples:
On the other hand, if the luff below the spreaders backwinds first then the leech has to be eased.

noun
A flow of air deflected into the back of a sail.
Usage examples:
You will no doubt have backwind in the main and this is necessary to keep the boat balanced.

Backwinded - all meanings in English

backwind

verb
(of a sail or vessel) deflect a flow of air into the back of (another sail or vessel).
Usage examples:
On the other hand, if the luff below the spreaders backwinds first then the leech has to be eased.

noun
A flow of air deflected into the back of a sail.
Usage examples:
You will no doubt have backwind in the main and this is necessary to keep the boat balanced.

Backwind - all meanings in English

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