Outsail tarimas:

/aut'seil/

Outsail audio:

Žodžio paaiškinimas anglų kalba:

• verb: To sail faster or further that another

Angliško žodžio naudojimo pavyzdys:

• “It is a losing race,” he said; “no ship can outsail death.”
• If we're to outsmart and outsail the Ilse Witch and her Mwellrets and perhaps do battle with Black Moclips, we have to be at our best.
• To begin with, service on board a privateer was more carefree and democratic, safer since a privateer was generally “so heavily sparred,” writes one historian, “that she could outsail a more powerful vessel”, and more lucrative.
• She could outsail her square-rigged pursuers, and she did.
• Although the advantage, except in casualties, was on the side of Destouches, he had decided that the British could outsail his fleet, could get into the Chesapeake before him, and that, therefore, it seemed best to return to Newport.

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