0 past simple and past participle of capsize --
1 to (cause a boat or ship to) turn upside down by accident while on water: --
That means that they can, of course, be amended, but they should not be capsized completely.
Certainly, all summits are teamwork, but there are appalling examples of teamwork's having capsized and of people almost having come to blows.
That is what would happen to a low bulkhead ship if it capsized in deep water.
There was then a partial sense of relief when the news came through that the vessel had capsized and was on a sandbank.
In that case, two compartments flooded, the ship lost stability, and being a low bulkhead ship she capsized.
Yesterday 24 people were saved at sea and one person remained unaccounted for after a boat capsized.
Other contracts will cover the development of lifejackets that are easier to put on, and escape from a partially capsized vessel.
There is the terrible tragedy of the ship which capsized and which we are reading about today.
