Trimaran Definition

trīmə-răn
noun
A boat similar to a catamaran, but with three parallel hulls.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Trimaran

Noun

Singular:
trimaran
Plural:
trimarans

Origin of Trimaran

  • tri– (cata)maran

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Trimaran Sentence Examples

  • But her fragile 75ft trimaran, B&Q, is taking a battering in the rough seas of the Southern Ocean.

  • B&Q arrives in New York Ellen MacArthur has sailed her 75-foot trimaran into New York harbor after a delivery trip from Newfoundland.

  • Repairs to the 75 foot trimaran could take two weeks or more, according to the Cowes-based team.

  • The trimaran hull form permits the ship to carry a large capacity of weapons packages with space to land two helicopters.

  • Novel Ship Types Unconventional vessels and hull configurations, building on previous work on trimaran ship design.

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Words Starting With

TTRTRI

Words Ending With

NANRAN

Unscrambles

trimaran

Words Starting With T and Ending With N

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