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Definition

trimaran /'traÇmǝræn/ n သံုးစင္းတြဲေလွ။ ႀတိေလာင္း။

Examples

1. ‘As she spoke
2. her giant trimaran was climbing great walls of rolling water and then blasting down into the troughs between waves on her 21st day at sea.’
3. ‘The trials programme has been very successful with results validating earlier research and proving that the trimaran hull form can perform as well as
4. and in many cases better than
5. the traditional monohull.’
6. ‘Mollycoddle half a dozen in air-conditioned luxury aboard an ocean-going trimaran
7. and peace and harmony shall prevail.’
8. ‘A keen sailor
9. he single-handedly built a 50 foot glass fibre trimaran over seven years
10. and spent many happy years sailing it in the Channel and the Mediterranean.’
11. ‘Despite a total lack of racing experience
12. he bought a 60-foot racing trimaran (the fastest
13. most complex machine a sailor could set foot on at the time) and named it Lakota.’
14. ‘More than 10
15. 000 Ellen fans recently turned out to cheer on their hero as she sailed her trimaran from Greenwich to Tower Bridge along the River Thames.’
16. ‘The end cannot come fast enough for Britain's exhausted sailing heroine
17. whose trimaran almost came to grief yesterday’
18. ‘I met a guy there
19. a designer who built ocean racing wooden trimarans.’
20. ‘This is an epic accomplishment for Ellen and her 75 ft trimaran.’
21. ‘Ready to de-power the huge trimaran at any moment
22. she held the auto-pilot remote control in one fist and the tails of two control ropes in the other.’
23. ‘His first yacht
24. a trimaran
25. was crushed by a tug as it was put into the water for the first time and had to be hauled out.’
26. ‘In 1992
27. the thrill-seeking sailor
28. who holds the round-Ireland solo record of 90 hours
29. had to be rescued from the Atlantic when his trimaran sank in 50-knot winds off Rhode Island in America.’
30. ‘There are a number of different sailing vessels currently operating out of Thailand
31. from mono hulled outfits to catamarans or even trimaran yachts.’
32. ‘Bembridge lifeboat also went out to the stricken trimaran.’
33. ‘There's a modest fleet of trimarans and sea kayaks at the ready.’
34. ‘A few weeks before my visit the wreckage of the trimaran Nai'a had washed up.’