take in sail
英 [teik in seil] 美 [tek ɪn sel]

v.

收帆减速，减少活动；

双语例句

用作不及物动词(vi.)

1. A stiff breeze sprang up,and we had to shorten sail.
   突然刮起一阵狂风，我们只得收帆减速。
2. I set about reefing the sail, reducing its area to lessen the strain.
   我准备收帆，减少帆面积以降低张力。

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