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Cradle, английский
- Large metal brackets or a wood framework made to hold small chunks, poles, or pieces of pulpwood being bundled for transport (19).
- A metal frame put over a person in bed to keep the weight of the bedclothes off the body verb to carry a child with one arm under the thigh and the other under the upper back
- A frame consisting of bilge-ways, poppets, &c., on the principle of the wedge, placed under the bottom of a ship, and resting on the ways on which it slips, thus launching her steadily into the water, at which time it supports her weight while she slides down the greased ways. the cradle being the support of the ship, she carries it with her into the water, when, becoming buoyant, the frame separates from the hull, floats on the surface, and is again collected for similar purposes.
- [1] a framework on which a hull rests during construction or repair in a shipyard. [2] a shaped
- Подставка для синхронизации (карманного компьютера с настольной системой); крэдл; стыковочная станция
- Device by means of which a small diamond or percussive-type drill may be attached to a drill column or arm. also called saddle. creams. sometimes designates a very high quality drill diamond. compare aaaa.
- A device put on a horse`s neck so it can`t reach to bite or lick its sides or legs.
- A framework, generally made of wood, used to support a boat when it is out of the water.
- To place a mobile device in a cradle to connect to a desktop computer.
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Craft, английский
- (летательный) аппарат
- Судно
- Судно, плавсредство
- [1] a generic term for one or more water vehicles. this is the widest of four such terms, embracing boats, ships, and vessels and covering all other forms of water transportation such as rafts. [2] a trade. [3] art or skill. craig-gowan’s monster: in 1905, steam trawler craig-gowan was off scotland’s rattray head when her skipper, captain ballard, was alerted to the presence of a large creature following the ship. he later reported: on reaching the deck ... i saw a very large animal of a dark color, which seemed to be racing with us, but was about fifty feet to windward.... i at once saw that the animal was not a whale but some sea monster, the like of which i have never seen in my life. as it rose several portions of the body were visible at one time. it seemed to snake its way through the water, showing repeated portions of its brown body. the animal was now uncomfortably near. we could even see that the skin was covered with some substance like a rough coating of hair. ballard tried to drive off the creature with the trawler’s furnace rake, but he monster raised its fore part clean out of the water, made direct for the trawler, and... ... i plainly saw the monster rise up until its head was over our gaff peak, when it lowered itself with a motion as sudden as lightning carrying away all the peak halliards and sending the gaff, sail and all, down on deck. by the time the crew had squared away, the creature had disappeared.
Cradle, английский
- Large metal brackets or a wood framework made to hold small chunks, poles, or pieces of pulpwood being bundled for transport (19).
- A metal frame put over a person in bed to keep the weight of the bedclothes off the body verb to carry a child with one arm under the thigh and the other under the upper back
- A frame consisting of bilge-ways, poppets, &c., on the principle of the wedge, placed under the bottom of a ship, and resting on the ways on which it slips, thus launching her steadily into the water, at which time it supports her weight while she slides down the greased ways. the cradle being the support of the ship, she carries it with her into the water, when, becoming buoyant, the frame separates from the hull, floats on the surface, and is again collected for similar purposes.
- [1] a framework on which a hull rests during construction or repair in a shipyard. [2] a shaped
- Подставка для синхронизации (карманного компьютера с настольной системой); крэдл; стыковочная станция
- Device by means of which a small diamond or percussive-type drill may be attached to a drill column or arm. also called saddle. creams. sometimes designates a very high quality drill diamond. compare aaaa.
- A device put on a horse`s neck so it can`t reach to bite or lick its sides or legs.
- A framework, generally made of wood, used to support a boat when it is out of the water.
- To place a mobile device in a cradle to connect to a desktop computer.
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