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Panzerschiffe
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This was the nazi-german designation of the warship commonly known in english as a “pocket battleship.” the word translates as “armorship,” and had been used by the imperial austrian navy as early as the 1866 battle of lissa.
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Designation, английский
- Обозначение; (¦пред) назначение; целеуказание
- Назначение; обозначение; целеуказание
- Пункт назначения (бурового судна, плавучей полу
- Обозначение
- N знак, обозначение, имя determinancy n определённость local ~ локальная определённость
- Обозначение; запись; литерал; наименование; маркировка
- Обозначение; наименование; маркировка
- Указание профессии и адреса (при фамилии) назначение на должность
- The contracting states or contracting parties for which protection of an invention is sought in an international application filed under the patent cooperation treaty (pct) or in an international design application filed under the hague agreement. the filing of a request in an international pct application constitutes the designation of all contracting states bound by the pct on the international filing date. in an international design application filed under the hague agreement, contracting parties for which protection is sought must be indicated in the official application form (form dm/1).
Battleship, английский
- A type of large, heavily armored warship of the second half of the 19th century and first half of the 20th century armed with heavy-caliber guns, designed to fight other battleships in a line of battle. it was the successor to the ship-of-the-line of the age of sail.
- [1] a sailing ship-of-the-line. [2] the most heavily-armed and armored of power-driven warships (cf. dreadnought).
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Paper jack, английский
U.s. merchant marine derogatory slang for a master advanced by favoritism rather than for professional ability.
Panic party, английский
See q-ship. pan-pan: alert that the following radio voice message should be given priority as it concerns matters of safety which, however, do not involve immediate danger to ship or crew (for which mayday or securite should be used). from the french panne = breakdown.
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