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Leech, английский
- Someone who does little or no work, yet claims responsibility for the final product. to do little or no work and claim responsibility for the final product. example that leech stole my science grade. or that guy leeched an a off me.
- The aft or trailing edge of a fore-and-aft sail; the leeward edge of a spinnaker; a vertical edge of a square sail. the leech is susceptible to twist, which is controlled by the boom vang, mainsheet and, if rigged with one, the gaff vang.
- Боковая или задняя шкаторина (паруса);
- A blood-sucking parasitic worm which lives in water, occasionally used in specialist procedures comment: leeches were formerly commonly used in medicine to remove blood from a patient. today they are used in special cases, where it is necessary to make sure that blood does not build up in part of the body, e.g. in a severed finger which has been sewn back on.
- Задняя шкаторина (кромка) паруса
- Задняя шкаторина
- [1] the vertical side of a square-sail. [2] the longer side of a lugsail. [3] the vertical edge of a triangular sail.
- Permanent magnetic or electromagnetic accessory used to ensure adequate electrical contact during current flow magnetization. sometimes spelled leach.
Ledge, английский
- Short for legend example commentator, he shoots, he scores. what a ledge.
- A compact line of rocks running parallel to the coast, and which is not unfrequent opposite sandy beaches. the north coast of africa, between the nile and the lesser syrtis, is replete with them.
- A compact row of rocks running parallel to the shore.
- Colloquial synonym for bedrock.
- (a) a narrow shelf or projection of rock, much longer than wide, formed on a rock wall or cliff face, as along a coast by differential wave action on softer rocks; erosion is by combined biological and chemical weathering. (b) a rocky outcrop; solid rock. (c) a shelf-like quarry exposure or natural rock outcrop.
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