Definition of roband in English:

roband

noun ˈrəʊbəndˈrəʊbandˈrɒbɪn

Nautical

Chiefly in plural A piece of small rope passed through eyelet-holes in the head of a sail and used to secure the sail to the yard above.

Middle English; earliest use found in Naval Account. From ro, variant of rae + band; compare raeband and Germanic parallels cited at that entry.

noun

Nautical

Chiefly in plural A piece of small rope passed through eyelet-holes in the head of a sail and used to secure the sail to the yard above.

Middle English; earliest use found in Naval Account. From ro, variant of rae + band; compare raeband and Germanic parallels cited at that entry.

词汇	roband
释义	Definition of roband in English: roband noun ˈrəʊbəndˈrəʊbandˈrɒbɪn Nautical Chiefly in plural A piece of small rope passed through eyelet-holes in the head of a sail and used to secure the sail to the yard above. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Naval Account. From ro, variant of rae + band; compare raeband and Germanic parallels cited at that entry. Definition of roband in US English: roband noun Nautical Chiefly in plural A piece of small rope passed through eyelet-holes in the head of a sail and used to secure the sail to the yard above. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Naval Account. From ro, variant of rae + band; compare raeband and Germanic parallels cited at that entry.
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