Noun:

লি তীরে,

lee shore's Usage Examples:

In seamanship, lee shore, sometimes also called leeward (/ˈljuːərd/ or, more commonly, /ˈliːwərd/) and ward shore, is a stretch of shoreline that is to.

sailors drowned after running onto a sandbank while failing to escape a lee shore.

impossible to make for deeper water and the Hibernia became trapped on a lee shore, a dangerous situation for any vessel but especially a sailing vessel.

The larger Aragon-Angevin fleet was trapped on a lee shore but was able to win the battle with the intervention of its 6-galley reserve.

Trapped by a lee shore off Loe Bar, Cornwall, England, she hit the rocks and between 60 and 190.

Bay is notorious for violent winter storms, when the wind blows on to a lee shore.

the winds in the area are prevailing westerlies, False Cape Horn is a lee shore which from the west superficially resembles the real Cape Horn to the.

on a lee shore in Audierne Bay.

Both the Droits de l'Homme and Amazon ran aground, but Indefatigable managed to claw her way off the lee shore to safety.

that the British fleet and their prize ships were dangerously close to a lee shore with an onshore breeze.

to tack or go about in and that a boat similar to Spray foundered on a lee shore on this account, Peter Tangvald, competent ocean sailor who circumnavigated.

Synonyms:

geological formation; coast; shoreline; lakeshore; seacoast; formation; sea-coast; strand; lakeside; seashore; beach;

Antonyms:

rear; head; negate; invalidate; disprove;