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Deck ape
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Usn slang for a deckhand.
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Ape, английский
- Annealed proton exchange
- Allen precision equipment
- Analysis programme for evaluation
Ape, итальянский
Ape aare, английский
Ape, o, английский
Sea-ape. the long-tailed shark. also, an active american seal.
Apeak, английский
- Панер
- [1] straight up-and-down, as of an anchor cable or chain. [2] at the masthead.
Apec, английский
Apec asia-pacific economic cooperation, английский
Атэс азиатско-тихоокеанское экономическое сотрудничество
Apeek, английский
A ship drawn directly over the anchor is apeek: when the fore-stay and cable form a line, it is short stay apeek; when in a line with the main-stay, long stay apeek. the anchor is apeek when the cable has been sufficiently hove in to bring the ship over it.—yards apeek. when they are topped up by contrary lifts. (see peak.)
Apegga, английский
Assn. of professional engineers, geologists and geophysicists of alberta
Apeirophobia, английский
Apekatt, шведский
Apel, английский
Aeronautical photographic experimental
Apelación de una decisión de un juzgado municipal, испанский
Apelacion, английский
Proceso relacionado a apelaciones. un tribunal de apelaciones puede revisar la decision del tribunal inferior (llamado un tribunal de primera instancia o corte superior.) por ejemplo el tribunal de apelaciones de california revisa decisiones o fallos de l
Apelaciones de juzgados municipales, испанский
Apelado, испанский
Una persona que contesta una apelacion en el tribunal de apelaciones
Apelar, испанский
Apeldoorn, английский
Г. апелдорн (нидерланды)
Apelecrel, английский
Autopilot electrical release
Apellare [1], латинский
Apellare [1] (aliquem de aliqua re), латинский
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Deck beam, английский
Any transverse beam supporting a deck.
Decco, английский
To take a look at something. adopted by the british army from the hindi dekko = look, and thence to the royal navy. decidee’s monster: in april 1904, the officer commanding screw-gunboat decidee submitted the following official report to the flag officer commanding the french indochina station. i was standing on the bridge when my attention was directed to a round dark mass in the water some three hundred meters to port. i took it to be a rock but, on seeing it move, presumed it to be an enormous turtle four or five meters in diameter. soon afterward it rose out of the water, and from the undulatory movement that followed, i understood i was in the presence of an enormous sea monster, shaped like a flat-bodied serpent about one hundred feet in length. it appeared to have a soft black skin covered with marbled spots, and the head, which rose about sixteen feet out of the water, closely resembled that of an enormous turtle with huge scales. it blew two jets of water to a height of about fifty feet. it moved slowly through the water at a speed of about eight knots, and when one hundred and fifty meters from the gunboat, plunged beneath it like a submarine, reappearing on the surface about four hundred meters away. a number of the officers and crew watched the monster, which gradually disappeared from view. after it had gone lieutenant lagresville, one of the officers of the gunboat, said that when cruising off this coast in 1898, in the gunboat avalanche, he had seen a similar— possibly the same—creature. (see also appendix.)
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