skipper
کپتان
definition
verb
Simon Talbot from St Osyth was skippering a 53 ft yacht on a trip from Sweden to Cork when the accident happened.
act as captain of.
noun
The skippers and ship owners may be fined £32,000 each.
the captain of a ship or boat.
But these aren't any ordinary bit of rope, just as the competitors in the International Rope Skipping Championships aren't any ordinary skippers .
a person or thing that skips.
example
The charismatic South African 'skipper' warns: " Don't write us off".
And the South Park 'skipper' decided to hold on for the draw in the last over.
The South African 'skipper' has flared as one of the brightest new talents on the international scene.
The ex-Salford 'skipper' did not play competitive rugby for the whole of last season.
If what you want from your 'skipper' is to overhit balls and otherwise remain anonymous, then Cafu fulfilled his brief.
He should be retained 'skipper' till the 2007 World Cup.
The starting point very much depends on where the boat 'skipper' places the shotline.
The 'skipper' of their dive boat sent a Mayday to Humberside Coastguard at 5.15 pm after the two had returned to the boat.
Predator avoidance is a significant factor driving the evolutionary development of silver-spotted 'skipper' caterpillars.
The reserve is also home to a large number of butterfly species including green hairsteak, dingy 'skipper' and dark green fritillary.
The Kiwi 'skipper' has handled his players deftly and with a greater maturity.
Dive charter 'skipper' John Walker looked over the trio's dive plan and planned his own search.
Mills was ploughing through the fleet on his 60 ft super yacht when his 'skipper' spotted two boats flying the French tricolor.
Despite an extensive sea search it has so far failed to locate the body of the 'skipper' whose name is still being withheld.
Does he think he was the 'skipper' of that boat taking Martin Sheen to Colonel Kurtz?
The prawn trawler 'skipper' dashed to the harbour where he keeps his boat.
Soames is not letting the poor form of his side drag him down and the young 'skipper' was top scorer with 44.
The 'skipper' followed me as I spiralled down as slowly as possible.
At 40, Terry Francona is the game's youngest 'skipper' , and his ability to relate to players is an obvious strength.
That means that you - the boat's 'skipper' - should remain on deck to act as lookout.
At the end of the game, as Hammers 'skipper' Billy Bonds lifted the cup, Allen's emotions got the better of him and the tears rolled down.
Ransa will supply the vessel and a 'skipper' if you need one.
Take your pick from the central defensive duo of Paddy McLoughlin and stand-in 'skipper' Ruairi Boyle.
to 'skipper' a boat
One universal curing practice was the use of red pepper, which was rubbed into exposed areas, to prevent contamination by 'skipper' flies.
He has worked as a dive charter 'skipper' in Australia and knows why missing divers are so hard to spot.
Acomb had few problems against a beleaguered Huntington, who lost 'skipper' Darren Willis to an ankle injury.
Pool, led from the front by their new Australian 'skipper' Simon Dart, are showing good early season form.
I caught it one day from the 'skipper' which may help to explain why, in my book, he was one of the greatest guys I ever knew.
Gary Kane had been the 'skipper' of the boat in which all four crew perished.
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