overboard
laut
definition
adverb
the severe storm washed a man overboard
from a ship into the water.
example
He is presumed to have fallen 'overboard' and drowned, but his body has not been found.
The yacht was suddenly engulfed by a huge wave while Mr Cammish was preparing the tow and he was washed 'overboard' .
I fell 'overboard' and emerged from the water some 300 yards further down the weir.
Waves broke constantly over the deck, washing whole groups of terrified passengers 'overboard' .
Three of these massive steel containers were lost 'overboard' in the water of Man last November and only one has been recovered.
Aft of the galley is a head with an integral shower with sump to discharge shower water 'overboard' .
The crew of a sailing ship have escaped prosecution after a man fell 'overboard' from their vessel and died.
Most of the 25 crew jumped 'overboard' when the blast happened, and only one was injured.
the severe storm washed a man 'overboard'
Then the trap is shut and Mark waits as Gerry repositions the boat and gives him the signal to drop it 'overboard' .
But in the end the ship got stuck on the river bank and started spilling its cargo of timber 'overboard' .
She tossed the small plastic cards 'overboard' and watched them sail into the water.
Soon however, the whales realised the sailors had jumped 'overboard' and were swimming to the safety of shore.
If she falls 'overboard' , she has a transmitter fitted to her belt that can send a signal to release a liferaft from B&Q.
The boat's French skipper was still missing last night and is believed to have been washed 'overboard' on Friday.
He was eventually washed 'overboard' and made it first to a raft, then to a collapsible boat before rescue.
The kids all wore life-jackets and we soon stopped worrying about them tumbling 'overboard' .
He was seen tossing deckchairs into the water to give people who had already jumped 'overboard' something to cling to.
He plays a vital role travelling ahead of us to check our intended route is safely passable and helping anyone who falls 'overboard' .
Peering 'overboard' , I see twisting whirlpools and black, churning water.
the severe storm washed a man 'overboard'
Some think he fell 'overboard' , but others are now saying they saw him leave the boat when it docked.
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