capsize a boat 使船倾覆
capsized ship 倾覆的船
capsize in a storm 在风暴中倾覆
heavily capsized 严重倾覆
prevent capsizing 防止倾覆
1. The small fishing boat capsized during the sudden storm.
那艘小渔船在突如其来的风暴中倾覆了。
2. After the accident, the capsized truck blocked the highway.
事故发生后，那辆翻倒的卡车堵住了高速公路。
3. Swimmers rushed to save the crew from the capsized vessel.
游泳者迅速赶到，从倾覆的船只中营救船员。
4. The model airplane capsized immediately after takeoff due to a design flaw.
由于设计缺陷，那架模型飞机起飞后立刻翻倒了。
5. The news reported that a ferry had capsized in the river last night.
新闻报道说昨晚有一艘渡轮在河中倾覆了。
A: Did you hear about the sailing competition?
你听说帆船比赛的事情了吗？
B: Yes, two of the boats capsized in the strong wind.
是的，两艘船在强风中倾覆了。
1) 翻船；倾覆（通常指船只）
2) 翻倒（指车辆或其他大型物体）
3) （比喻）彻底失败或崩溃
1. 翻覆；倾覆（尤指船只）
e.g. The yacht capsized in the heavy seas. 那艘游艇在汹涌的海水中倾覆了。
verb (past tense & past participle of capsize)
1. (of a ship, boat, or vehicle) to overturn or sink, especially because of wind or waves.
Synonym: overturned, rolled over