wheelhouse in French
wheelhouse in French is timonerie — wheelhouse means the enclosed area on a ship or boat from which it is steered.
wheelhouse in French
timonerie
An enclosed compartment on the deck of a vessel such as a fishing boat, originally housing its helm or steering wheel, from which it may be navigated; on a larger vessel it is the bridge.
What does "wheelhouse" mean?
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noun The enclosed area on a ship or boat from which it is steered.
"The captain stood in the wheelhouse, guiding the ferry into port."
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noun A person's particular area of skill, interest, or expertise.
"Fixing old engines is right in his wheelhouse."
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wheelhouse in a sentence
- The captain stood in the wheelhouse, guiding the ferry into port.
- Fixing old engines is right in his wheelhouse.
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What is "wheelhouse" in French?
"wheelhouse" in French is timonerie. wheelhouse means: The enclosed area on a ship or boat from which it is steered.
How do you use "wheelhouse" in a sentence?
Example: "The captain stood in the wheelhouse, guiding the ferry into port." In French, "wheelhouse" is timonerie.
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