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fall overboard

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fall overboard
to fall from a boat or a ship into the water. (See also go overboard) Someone fell overboard and they had to stop the boat and go back. The lady's sunglasses fell overboard.
See also: fall, overboard


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If you fall overboard with this device, someone will know you have fallen from the ship, whether anyone saw you or not.
20pm last night after a passenger on the Stena Line Explorer from Dun Laoghaire in Ireland to Holyhead, said he saw a man fall overboard, a spokesman for Holyhead lifeboat said.
A search was launched when crew saw him fall overboard a few minutes after the Stena Antrim left Stranraer for Belfast.
 
 
 
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