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Bilbo
| Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
- An old term for a flexible kind of cutlass, from bilbao, where the best spanish sword-blades were made. shakspeare humorously describes falstaff in the buck-basket, like a good bilbo, coiled hilt to point.
- A 16th century term for a flexible type of cutlass. named after bilboa where some of the finest spanish blades were forged.
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Bilboes, английский
- Long bars or bolts, on which iron shackles slid, with a padlock at the end; used to confine the legs of prisoners in a manner similar to the punishment of the stocks. the offender was condemned to irons, more or less ponderous according to the nature of
- Long bars padlocked at one end, on which iron leg-shackles could slide. used to confine prisoners on board ship.
Bilander, английский
- A small merchant vessel with two masts, particularly distinguished from other vessels with two masts by the form of her main-sail, which is bent to the whole length of her yard, hanging fore and aft, and inclined to the horizon at an angle of about 45°. few vessels are now rigged in this manner, and the name is rather indiscriminately used.
- Small two-masted sailing vessel, squarerigged on foremast, lateen-rigged on main. used on canals in the low countries and in the mediterranean.
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