船頭那面小帆
這一支就是字面上的「伸在最前面的那一片」:位置在大帆之前,面積比大帆小,可以單獨升降。
noun · C2
A small sail at the front of a sailing boat, in front of the big main sail. It is usually a triangle, and ropes pull it tight to one side so it catches the wind.
船首三角帆
這個拼法底下其實是2個不同的字,意思沒有關係, 只是長得一樣。下面分開列出來。跳到 船首三角帆 · 不肯/打退堂鼓
One loose way to hold the noun jib: something that reaches out from the front or side of a bigger structure and hangs there in the open air — a small sail out ahead of the mast, a long arm out ahead of a crane. The two uses are not the same word historically, so treat this as a shelf to put them on, not a family tree.
Two branches
船頭那面小帆
這一支就是字面上的「伸在最前面的那一片」:位置在大帆之前,面積比大帆小,可以單獨升降。
noun · C2
A small sail at the front of a sailing boat, in front of the big main sail. It is usually a triangle, and ropes pull it tight to one side so it catches the wind.
船首三角帆
往外伸出去的長臂
同樣是「往外伸出去、懸在空中」的形狀,只是換到機器上;尾端吊的東西不同,就分出了工地和拍片兩個用法。
noun · C2
The long arm of a crane — the part that reaches out from the body of the machine and holds the load up in the air.
吊臂
A second word, same spelling
One way to hold the verb jib: a horse walking along a road that suddenly stops, plants its feet and will not go one step further. Nothing is broken and nobody is shouting — the animal has simply arrived at the point where it stops. That picture is what people borrowed when they started using the word about people.