inboard

IPA/ˈɪnbɔːd/
KK[ˈɪnbˌɔrd]IPA/ˈɪnbɔːrd/

inboard — 形容詞

  • inboardpositive
  • more inboardcomparative
  • most inboardsuperlative

1. built into the main body of a ship, aircraft, or vehicle rather than attached to

1.形容詞B2
釋義

內側的

位於船、飛機或車輛內部的

built into the main body of a ship, aircraft, or vehicle rather than attached to the outside — for example, an engine mounted inside the hull of a boat, or storage compartments inside the cabin of a plane.

例句

The inboard motor of Joon's fishing boat broke down during the storm.

Joon 的漁船上那具內側引擎在暴風雨中故障了。

collocation: inboard motor / inboard engine

Hari checked that all inboard equipment was stored correctly before the voyage.

Hari 確認所有內側設備在出航前都已妥善存放。

passive: be + inboard + noun (equipment)

同義詞
  • internal

    more general; inboard is specifically used for vehicles and vessels

  • built-in

    informal; suggests permanent installation like inboard, but not limited to vehicles

反義詞
  • outboard

    the direct opposite — mounted outside the hull or body

文法句型

inboard + noun

用法筆記

Attributive use only — placed before the noun it describes. The opposite is outboard (attached to or located outside the hull).

常見錯誤

The motor is inboard the boat.
The boat has an inboard motor.
💡inboard is an adjective, not a preposition. Use it before a noun.

inboard — 副詞

inboard — 名詞