mainmast
part of speech
noun (plural mainmasts)
meaning for a pupil
The mainmast is the tallest and most important pole of a sailing ship, which holds the big sails. tree →
sense in the lessons
at sea in sea tales, the great central mast of a ship
examples
- The head of the house got work as a mainmast in a very fine ship. tree →
- The sailors climbed the mainmast to fix the sail. tree →
note
nothing for maths
Trees and pragmatics
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