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Rode
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- The anchor line and/or chain.
- The anchor line, rope or cable connecting the anchor chain to the vessel. also anchor rode.
- Якорный трос шлюпки
- A medieval english form of rood.
- Якорная цепь или веревка
- The line and chain attached from the boat to the anchor roller-furling, a mechanical system to roll up a hcadsail around the hcadstay.
- The anchor line or chain.
- A line or chain attached to an anchor.
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Ride, английский
- V screw (in a sexual sense)
- [1] to rest on the water, especially when lying at anchor. [2] the manner in which a vessel rests on the water. [3] said of a rope that overlays another causing a jam. ride down!: command to throw the entire body weight onto a sail in order to stretch it.
- The quality of the vehicle’s movement as it is driven down the road. based on their intended use, vehicles can have a variety of different ride characteristics. factors that affect a vehicle`s ride include the suspension, steering and brakes.
- Railtrack integrated desktop environment
Якорный трос шлюпки, русский
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Connecting, английский
Связывающий; соединяющий
Mechanical, английский
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Gangway, английский
The area of a ship`s side where people board and disembark.
Burdened vessel, английский
- That vessel which, according to the applicable navigation rules, must give way to the privileged vessel. the term has been superseded by the term "give-way".
- Судно, уступающее дорогу другим
- One which must give way to the “privileged vessel” under the navigation rules (table 7).
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