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Мыс лйзард (п-ов корнуолл, великобритания)
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Lizard, английский
- A piece of rope, sometimes with two legs, and one or more iron thimbles spliced into it. it is used for various purposes; one is often made fast to the topsail-tye, for the buntlines to reeve through, to confine them to the centre of the yard. a lizard with a tail and thimble is used as a fair lead, to lead out where the lift runs in a line with the object. the lower boom topping-lift is thus helped by carrying the lizard out to the fore-brace block. in yards sent aloft ready for crossing, the lizard confines the yard rope until the order is given, “sway across,” when, letting the lizard run, all cross simultaneously.
- [1] any short length of rope used for a specific purpose. [2] an iron thimble spliced into a main bowline with one end formed into a hook to take a tackle. [3] the line hung from a lower yard or boom for small boats to make fast to when mooring.
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Lopatka, английский
Мыс лендс-энд (п-ов корнуолл, великобритания), русский
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