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trimaran
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tri·ma·ran  (trm-rn)
n.
A fast sailboat with three parallel hulls.


trimaran [ˈtraɪməˌræn]
n
(Transport / Nautical Terms) a vessel, usually of shallow draught, with two hulls flanking the main hull
[from tri- + (cata)maran]
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Noun1.trimaran - a fast sailboat with 3 parallel hullstrimaran - a fast sailboat with 3 parallel hulls
sailboat, sailing boat - a small sailing vessel; usually with a single mast
Translations
trimaran [ˈtraɪməræn] Ntrimarán m
trimaran
nDreirumpfboot nt, → Trimaran m
trimaran [ˈtraɪməˌræn] ntrimarano


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government has evaluated the potential use of the trimaran hull form in future warship designs.
The General Dynamics team proposal features an innovative trimaran hull that enables the ship to reach sustainable speeds of nearly 50 knots and range as far as 10,000 nautical miles with an unmatched interior volume and payload.
The General Dynamics team proposal features an innovative trimaran hull that enables the ship to reach sustainable speeds of nearly 50 knots and range as far as 10,000 nautical miles with an unmatched interior volume and payload.
 
 
 
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