v.倾覆，(船)翻

原形：capsize第三人称单数：capsizes过去式：capsized过去分词：capsized现在分词：capsizing

The sudden gust of wind caused the sailboat to capsize, throwing the passengers into the water.
突然的一阵强风使帆船翻覆，乘客们都落入了水中。
If the boat is not properly balanced, it could easily capsize in rough waters.
如果船只没有妥善平衡，它在波涛汹涌的水域很容易翻船。
The kayakers had a narrow escape when their vessel capsized in the rapids.
皮划艇在急流中翻船时，里面的划手们侥幸逃脱。
Due to poor weather conditions, several small fishing boats capsized off the coast yesterday.
昨天由于恶劣的天气条件，沿海有几艘小型渔船翻沉了。
The inexperienced sailor's attempt to turn sharply led to the yacht capsizing.
缺乏经验的水手试图急转弯，导致游艇翻船。
In the storm, even the sturdiest ships were at risk of capsizing.
在风暴中，即便是最坚固的船只也有翻船的危险。
They managed to right the capsized canoe and continue their journey downstream.
他们设法把翻过来的独木舟扶正，继续顺流而下的旅程。
The rescue team worked quickly to save those trapped under the capsized ferry.
救援队伍迅速行动，营救被困在翻倒渡轮下的人们。
A sudden shift in weight can easily capsize a small rowboat.
重量的突然变化很容易让小划艇翻船。
After the accident investigation, it was determined that overloading had caused the cargo ship to capsize.
事故调查后确定，超载是导致货船翻船的原因。