例文・使い方で印象づける「skiff」の覚え方


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... Then he assisted her upthe ladder, holding his skiff close to the ship's side against thechance that this profitable passenger might wish to be taken ashorelater...    Then he assisted her upthe ladder, holding his skiff close to the ships side against thechance that this profitable passenger might wish to be taken ashorelaterの読み方
Edgar Rice Burroughs 「The Beasts of Tarzan」

...He states that they rowed seven days and nights in the skiff, and got safe to Harmony, Ind...   He                  states that they rowed seven days and nights in the skiff, and got safe to                  Harmony, Indの読み方
William Still 「The Underground Railroad」

...Wolf did not give the skiff a second glance...   Wolf did not give the skiff a second glanceの読み方
Albert Payson Terhune 「Lad: A Dog」

...Wolf thus saw the skiff and its occupant, whilehe himself was still invisible...   Wolf thus saw the skiff and its occupant, whilehe himself was still invisibleの読み方
Albert Payson Terhune 「Lad: A Dog」

...The most expert waterman that sculls his skiff on the Thames or Isis, is but an humble and unskillful imitator of the dabchick...   The most expert waterman that sculls his skiff on the Thames or Isis, is but an humble and unskillful imitator of the dabchickの読み方
John Ruskin 「Love's Meinie」

...Whether or not, they sat still until the cut-water of my skiff touched the bank of the islet...   Whether or not, they sat still until the cut-water of my skiff touched the bank of the isletの読み方
Mayne Reid 「The Hunters' Feast」

...This occupied but a few minutes; and I was turning to go back to the skiff...   This occupied but a few minutes; and I was turning to go back to the skiffの読み方
Mayne Reid 「The Hunters' Feast」

...I then took in the paddles, and permitted the skiff to glide before the wind...   I then took in the paddles, and permitted the skiff to glide before the windの読み方
Mayne Reid 「The Hunters' Feast」

...But the sward, contrary to what is usual, was thin at the place where the skiff had entered, and I felt, to my satisfaction, that I was moving, though slowly, in the right direction...   But the sward, contrary to what is usual, was thin at the place where the skiff had entered, and I felt, to my satisfaction, that I was moving, though slowly, in the right directionの読み方
Mayne Reid 「The Hunters' Feast」

...With all my caution, as I half stood, half crouched in the stern, the skiff rocked from side to side, and I was in danger of being pitched out...   With all my caution, as I half stood, half crouched in the stern, the skiff rocked from side to side, and I was in danger of being pitched outの読み方
Mayne Reid 「The Hunters' Feast」

...I thought of jumping out of the skiff into the water...   I thought of jumping out of the skiff into the waterの読み方
Mayne Reid 「The Hunters' Feast」

...I could see him casting longingglances at the small skiff towing astern, so in the next calm I hauledthe skiff alongside...   I could see him casting longingglances at the small skiff towing astern, so in the next calm I hauledthe skiff alongsideの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

...As I did so his eyes brightened with hope; butbefore he could guess my intention, I stove the frail bottom throughwith a hand-axe, and the skiff filled to its gunwales...   As I did so his eyes brightened with hope; butbefore he could guess my intention, I stove the frail bottom throughwith a hand-axe, and the skiff filled to its gunwalesの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

...In an instant the glasses were at my eyes and I wasfollowing every movement of the skiff...   In an instant the glasses were at my eyes and I wasfollowing every movement of the skiffの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

...Wewere still plunging ahead, and directly in our path was the skiff...   Wewere still plunging ahead, and directly in our path was the skiffの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

...The wind and sea quickly stopped our forward movement, and we began todrift backward over the spot where the skiff had been...   The wind and sea quickly stopped our forward movement, and we began todrift backward over the spot where the skiff had beenの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

...Closer and closer we came, and I,lying down forward, was just reaching out to grasp the skiff, when itducked under the great stern of the Lancashire Queen...   Closer and closer we came, and I,lying down forward, was just reaching out to grasp the skiff, when itducked under the great stern of the Lancashire Queenの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

...And again, just as I was reaching for the skiff, itducked under the ship's stern and out of danger...   And again, just as I was reaching for the skiff, itducked under the ships stern and out of dangerの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

...Each time we missed the skiff at the stern, theyset up a wild cheer and dashed across to the other side of theLancashire Queen to see the chase to windward...   Each time we missed the skiff at the stern, theyset up a wild cheer and dashed across to the other side of theLancashire Queen to see the chase to windwardの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

...Another night, fully half a dozen skiffs rowed around us in thedarkness, but we held on like a leech to the side of the ship andfrustrated their plan till they grew angry and showered us with abuse...   Another night, fully half a dozen skiffs rowed around us in thedarkness, but we held on like a leech to the side of the ship andfrustrated their plan till they grew angry and showered us with abuseの読み方
Jack London 「Tales of the Fish Patrol」

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