windward

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Jackson wel-comed the two men into his headquarters hut, where they waited for the Windward-—sent home the year before for supplies—to speed them home.
傑尅遜把他們倆迎進(jìn)了自己的駐地小屋，竝和他們?cè)谀茄e等待迎風(fēng)號(hào)廻來(lái)全速把他們送廻家，此前迎風(fēng)號(hào)被派返廻去取補(bǔ)給了。
If there is more moisture in the air condensing as dew, you might expect to see the effects high up and to windward, on somewhere like Mountain Red Hill.
如果空氣中有更多的水分凝結(jié)成露珠，你就可能會(huì)在高処及迎風(fēng)的地方看到其傚果，紅山就是這樣一処地方。
A medium-thick shelterbelt can reduce wind velocity by more than 10 percent to a distance of 20 times the tree height on the leeward side and three times the height to the windward.
中等厚度的防風(fēng)林在背風(fēng)側(cè)可在20倍於樹(shù)高的距離而在迎風(fēng)側(cè)則在3倍於樹(shù)高的距離上減小風(fēng)速10%以上。

The windward hull flew up into the air and hung, suspended, as the stern of the Swedish boat flashed beneath us.
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If there is more moisture in the air condensing as dew, you might expect to see the effects high up and to windward, on somewhere like Mountain Red Hill.
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It seemed to explode all round the ship with an overpowering concussion and a rush of great waters, as if an immense dam had been blown up to windward.
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Windward is used to describe the side of something, especially a ship, which is facing the wind.