Noun:

সম্মুখ ও পরে,

fore and after's Usage Examples:

This was remedied by installing two water tanks near the fore and after masts on the upper deck, connected by a flying bridge.

45-caliber 250-millimetre (10 in) guns in two twin-gun turrets, mounted fore and after of the superstructure, except for General-Admiral Apraksin, whose rear.

amidships, Second Class abaft of First, and Third Class divided at the fore and after ends of the vessel.

Plan of the fore and after platforms of Pallas.

lever on the disengaging clip, which slackens the fore and after.

The slack in the fore and after allows the disengaging hooks to release the falls simultaneously.

Lineage a complete translation of the 1246 CE manuscript including fore and after appended sections.

to stretch the fuselage, for which equal-length plugs are installed fore and after of the centre section to vastly increase the Challenger's capacity.

rendered her deck perfectly watertight She was what is generally called fore and after; that is, she had no topsails, but simply foresail, mainsail, gib and.

keel plate, also the main keelson plate and angle irons, extend up the fore and after deadwoods to the main deck.

guns necessitated their being mounted lower down than on top of the fore and after castles as previously where anti-personnel weapons had been positioned.

" It had square sterns, fore and after castles and fairly high bulwarks, a bowsprit and usually four masts.

Synonyms:

sailing ship; sailing vessel;

Antonyms:

unfasten;