Summary
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- tack:
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Wiktionary:
- tack → overstag gaan, laveren
- tack → overstag
- tack → laveren
English
Detailed Translations for tacking from English to Dutch
tacking:
Translation Matrix for tacking:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | baste; basting; basting stitch; tack |
Synonyms for "tacking":
Related Definitions for "tacking":
tack:
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to tack (change tack)
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to tack (sail against the wind; beat against the wind; navigate)
– turn into the wind 1 -
to tack (change one's tack; go overboard for)
– reverse (a direction, attitude, or course of action) 1 -
to tack (beat against the wind; ply against the wind; sail against the wind)
– turn into the wind 1
Conjugations for tack:
present
- tack
- tack
- tacks
- tack
- tack
- tack
simple past
- tacked
- tacked
- tacked
- tacked
- tacked
- tacked
present perfect
- have tacked
- have tacked
- has tacked
- have tacked
- have tacked
- have tacked
past continuous
- was tacking
- were tacking
- was tacking
- were tacking
- were tacking
- were tacking
future
- shall tack
- will tack
- will tack
- shall tack
- will tack
- will tack
continuous present
- am tacking
- are tacking
- is tacking
- are tacking
- are tacking
- are tacking
subjunctive
- be tacked
- be tacked
- be tacked
- be tacked
- be tacked
- be tacked
diverse
- tack!
- let's tack!
- tacked
- tacking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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the tack (basting-stitch)
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the tack (hobnail; cloutnail; clout)
– a short nail with a sharp point and a large head 1
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Wiktionary Translations for tack:
tack
Cross Translation:
verb
tack
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nautical: to turn the bow through the wind
- tack → overstag gaan
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• tack | → laveren | ↔ lavieren — intransitiv, seemannssprachlich, veraltet: seitlings gegen den Wind segeln |
• tack | → laveren | ↔ louvoyer — marine|fr Faire plusieurs routes en zigzag au plus près du vent, en lui présenter tantôt un côté du bâtiment, tantôt l’autre. |
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