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მეზღვაური
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Sailor, английский
- A man trained in managing a ship, either at sea or in harbour. a thorough sailor is the same with mariner and seaman, but as every one of the crew is dubbed a sailor, there is much difference in the absolute meaning of the term. (see mariner and seaman.)
- [1] a sailing ship seaman. [2] any navigator, mariner, or seaman knowledgeable in the ways of ships and the sea. [3] a seaman below the rank of petty officer. [4] a person who does not suffer seasickness. sailor-monger: u.s. legal term for a person who uses alcohol or violence to kidnap seamen and sell them to outgoing ships for financial gain (see crimp, press gang). sailor’s disgrace: see fouled anchor.
Seaman, английский
- Generic term for sailor, or (part of) a low naval rank
- This is a term seldom bestowed among seafaring men upon their associates, unless they are known to be pre-eminent in every duty of the thorough-paced tar; one
- [1] correctly, a person skilled in every aspect of the seafarer’s craft. [2] colloquially, any person familiar with ships and the sea. [3] a naval rating or enlisted man below petty officer and above apprentice. seaman-gunner: a seaman who has received special training in the theory of projectiles, and the manner of constructing and using ordnance, and is qualified to instruct others in these matters.
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Sake, английский
Sailor, английский
- A man trained in managing a ship, either at sea or in harbour. a thorough sailor is the same with mariner and seaman, but as every one of the crew is dubbed a sailor, there is much difference in the absolute meaning of the term. (see mariner and seaman.)
- [1] a sailing ship seaman. [2] any navigator, mariner, or seaman knowledgeable in the ways of ships and the sea. [3] a seaman below the rank of petty officer. [4] a person who does not suffer seasickness. sailor-monger: u.s. legal term for a person who uses alcohol or violence to kidnap seamen and sell them to outgoing ships for financial gain (see crimp, press gang). sailor’s disgrace: see fouled anchor.
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