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breeching
[ brich-ing, bree-ching ]
noun
- the part of a harness that passes around the haunches of a horse.
- a smoke pipe connecting one or more boilers with a chimney.
- Navy. (formerly) a strong rope fastened to a ship's side for securing a gun or checking its recoil.
breeching
/ 藞bri藧-; 藞br瑟t蕛瑟艐 /
noun
- the strap of a harness that passes behind a horse's haunches
- navy (formerly) the rope used to check the recoil run of a ship's guns or to secure them against rough weather
- the parts comprising the breech of a gun
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of breeching1
Example Sentences
Mr Stoppard praised zoology student Ben Hancock-Smith for capturing a photo of the whale breeching.
The idyllic views of the Pacific, and of the occasional humpback whale breeching below, make it seem like any other year at Kapalua.
Nancy Pelosi is an extremely effective politician, so it鈥檚 a bit surprising that some people were so surprised at her authoritative response to the breeching of the Capitol on Jan. 6, footage of which was televised for the first time at a Jan. 6 committee hearing on Thursday.
But by the time they got there, the Proud Boys were leading the way, breeching the barriers and setting a tone of violence and mayhem that many other people in that crowd emulated.
Quinn is the only guest that enjoys something like a transcendent private moment: a nighttime vision of a whale breeching in the ocean.
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