Term Gallery logo

Meanings of inboard in English

Spanish
interior

Located within the hull or nearest the midline of a vessel or aircraft.

interior
Usage of inboard in English
1
Take that low-level emission profile, suggesting a small source of inboard power-
Existence
2
Directly that is done, run the after-guns inboard and clear the decks.
The Cruise of the Mary Rose; Or, Here and There in the Pacific
3
The shadow assumes a trilateral outline: a cleaner, about forty yards inboard.
Hull zero three
4
Somewhere inboard I hear a deep, rhythmic sound, pervasive and faint-verydistant.
Hull zero three
5
The boat returned and was hoisted inboard with a minimum of fuss.
Cross of St. George
6
I managed to get the helm hard up, and Mallet jumped inboard.
Ned Myers, or, a Life Before the Mast
7
Around and around they flew, all inboard guns trained on the enemy.
On the Trail of the Space Pirates
8
I saw one reach out an arm to drag a swimmer inboard.
A duty to the dead
9
He walked a few paces inboard, his hands grasped firmly behind him.
Colors Aloft!
10
We should have had it inboard, and the mate was to blame.
Mystic Isles of the South Seas.
11
Something even larger drops from the inboard volume of the forest ball.
Hull zero three
12
At any moment the Captain might give the order to bring it inboard.
The Last Hope
13
I shipped the useless rudder inboard, and chose my course from the stars.
Wolves of the Sea / Being a Tale of the Colonies from the Manusc...
14
At last Lambert got his friend on the edge, and tumbled him inboard.
The Red Man's Revenge: A Tale of The Red River Flood
15
Elsie and Gray became aware that Suarez was cautiously drawing himself inboard again.
The Captain of the Kansas
16
Speedy, with two powerful inboard engines, the Chris-Craft was a stunner.
The book of spies
About this term
More collocations
Translations for inboard
Spanish
interior
Inboard through the time
Inboard across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common