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Meanings of capsizing in English
Usage of capsizing in English
1
Fast bailing and major luck were all that saved them from capsizing.
2
Just a little ballast to keep them from capsizing in a gale.
3
Something like a skiff or a punt, little and prone to capsizing.
4
The first wall of water was powerful and steep, nearly capsizing the raft.
5
Elsewhere ocean waves churned to skyscraper heights, capsizing ships and ferries.
6
It was an awkward maneuver, but he managed it without capsizing.
7
Now we hear that two more crews have had to abandon after capsizing.
8
Then with a devilish hiss it swept toward him, nearly capsizing the boat.
9
It must have been a leisurely capsizing to give them time for that.
10
But the buggy did pretty well, says Burrard-Lucas, capsizing completely only about twice.
11
Only the sturdy construction of their boat had prevented them from capsizing thus far.
12
The voice opposite me, capsizing in laughter and swollen with a rattle, says again:-
13
The shock to the ship was terrible, nearly capsizing her.
14
Then the carnival of collisions, capsizing of boats, and rescuing of their occupants began.
15
So saying he bit off her neck, and she immediately capsizing, he was drowned.
16
The ship suffered engine failure before capsizing after being hit by a freak wave.
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United Kingdom
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