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inboard

/ɪn.ˈbɔːɹd/

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noun

舷内发动机, 船内发动机

An engine located within the hull of a ship

Examples :

"The yacht's inboard provided smooth and powerful propulsion. "

这艘游艇的船内发动机提供了平稳而强劲的推进力。

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noun

船内发动机船，舷内发动机船

A boat with such an engine

Examples :

"My grandfather's inboard needs a new propeller after hitting a rock. "

我爷爷的舷内发动机船撞到石头后，需要换一个新的螺旋桨。

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verb

为了提高销量而降价，打折。

To discount a product in order to increase sales

Examples :

"The manager decided to inboard the old winter coats by 20% to clear out inventory before the spring collection arrived. "

经理决定把旧款冬装打折百分之二十，在春季新款到货前清理库存。

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adjective

船内的，舱内的

Examples :

"The inboard engine room was surprisingly noisy despite being deep inside the ship. "

即使引擎室位于船的深处，这个船内引擎室还是出乎意料地吵闹。

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adjective

靠近船体的，近舷的

Nearer the hull (as opposed to outboard)

Examples :

"The sailboat's inboard instruments are better protected from the waves than the ones on the outside rail. "

那艘帆船上靠近船体的仪表比外侧栏杆上的仪表更能得到波浪的保护。

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