laveer (Meaning)
Webster
laveer (v. i.)
To beat against the wind; to tack.
Synonyms & Antonyms of laveer
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
laveer Sentence Examples
- The seasoned yachtsman skillfully maneuvered the sailboat, using laveer to tack against the adverse wind.
- The captain expertly employed laveer techniques to navigate through the narrow strait, avoiding dangerous obstacles.
- In the regatta, the crew laveer their sailboat with precision, optimizing their position to cross the finish line first.
- The coastguard vessel laveer along the shoreline, monitoring the safety of swimmers and boaters.
- The experienced kayaker laveer through the swift-moving river, using the current to their advantage.
- The windsurfer laveer across the choppy waters of the bay, demonstrating their agility and control.
- The pilot laveer the aircraft to avoid weather systems, ensuring a smooth and safe flight path.
- The skier laveer down the challenging slope, navigating through moguls and steep drops with finesse.
- The hiker laveer through the dense undergrowth, following a winding trail that led to a scenic vista.
- The horse laveer through the forest, its rider guiding it expertly through narrow paths and over obstacles.
FAQs About the word laveer
To beat against the wind; to tack.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The seasoned yachtsman skillfully maneuvered the sailboat, using laveer to tack against the adverse wind.
The captain expertly employed laveer techniques to navigate through the narrow strait, avoiding dangerous obstacles.
In the regatta, the crew laveer their sailboat with precision, optimizing their position to cross the finish line first.
The coastguard vessel laveer along the shoreline, monitoring the safety of swimmers and boaters.
