Translation of 'Keel' in English

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keel
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adj. keelless.
keel
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expr. keel over,
a. to turn over or upside down; upset.
Ex. The sailboat keeled over in the storm.
b. to fall or cause to fall over suddenly.
c. (Informal, Figurative.) to faint.
Ex. The woman keeled over in the hot sun.
keel
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expr. on an even keel,
a. with the keel level; horizontal.
Ex. The boat sailed on an even keel in good weather.
b. (Figurative.) calm; steady; unperturbed.
Ex. In spite of the fracas, they remained on an even keel.
keel
⇄
keel (1), noun, verb.
keel
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keel (2), noun.
a serious disease of ducks; paratyphoid fever.
keel
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keel (3), noun.
1. a barge or lighter used in Yorkshire, England, for loading coal.
2. the amount of coal carried in a keel.
3. a unit of weight for coal, equal to 47,488 pounds or 21.2 long tons.
keel
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keel (4), noun.
(Scottish.)
1. a red ocher used for marking, as for sheep, stone, and timber; ruddle.
2. a mark made with this.
keel
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keel (5),
(Dialect.)
Keel
⇄
Keel, noun. Carina.
keel
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noun 1. the main timber or steel piece that extends the whole length of the bottom of a ship or boat. The whole ship is built up on the keel.
Ex. It has a ballast keel which gives extreme stability and seaworthiness in smooth or choppy water (Newsw
keel
⇄
v.i. to become cool or cold.
keel
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v.i. to turn upside down.
keel
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v.t. to cool, especially to cool (a pot about to boil over) by stirring, skimming, or adding cold liquid.
Ex. while greasy Joan doth keel the pot (Shakespeare).
keel
⇄
v.t. to turn over; upset.

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