Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term
jibes (boat jibes)
When the boat jibes and the spinnaker pole moves from one side to the other, what was previously the guy becomes the sheet
jibes = zarandearse?
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Proposed translations
(cuando el barco) traslucha
Es el momento en que, durante la virada en redondo, las velas cambian de banda , pasando la botavara por el eje longitudinal del barco
[Inglés] : to gybe, to jibe
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