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Salt, английский
Salt, английский
Salt, английский
Salt, английский
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Salt, английский
Sally, английский
- A projection, as the end of a rafter beyond the notch which has been cut to fit over a horizontal beam.
- A sudden expedition out of a besieged place against the besiegers or some part of their works; also called a sortie.— to sally. to move a body by jerks or rushes; a sudden heave or set. thus, when a vessel grounds by the bow or stern, and the hawsers are severely taut, the sally is practised. this is done by collecting all hands at the point aground, and then by a simultaneous rush reaching the part afloat.
- [1] to rock a ship by having the crew rush from side-to-side. ships are often sallied to release them when icebound or lightly aground on mud. [2] a sortie from a besieged place. (from the latin salire = leap or rush forward.)
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