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Overboard
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- Over the side or out of the boat.
- За бортом; забортный
- За борт; забортный
- Over the side or out of the ship
- Off or outside a vessel. if something or someone falls, jumps, or is thrown off of a vessel into the water, the object or person is said to have gone overboard. see "man overboard!"
- The state of any person or thing in the sea which had been in a ship.—thrown overboard also means cast adrift by the captain; withdrawal of countenance and support.
- Over the side and into the water. literally, over the board (of the gunwale).
- Over the side of the boat.
- In the water outside of the vessel.
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Ovbd, английский
- Overboard
- Overboard (airbus acronyms)
Over the side or out of the ship, английский
За бортом судна, русский
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Withdrawal, английский
- Suffering from missing somone you dearly love and comparing it to withdrawal from an addiction. example i was gone for month without my girl, so i was getting some major withdrawal.
- 1. a loss of interest in having contact with other people, which leads to a person becoming isolated 2. a period during which a person who has been addicted to a drug stops taking it and experiences unpleasant symptoms ‘…she was in the early stages of physical withdrawal from heroin and showed classic symptoms: sweating, fever, sleeplessness and anxiety’ [nursing times]
- Retirada, abandono
- Отказ участника от соревнований
- Disengagement, as of a clutch.
Countenance, английский
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Line, английский
Rope and cordage used aboard a vessel.
Above deck, английский
- On the deck (not over it
- On the deck (not over it - see aloft)
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