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Sprang
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Spring, английский
- A longitudinal curvature of the edge of a piece of timber, not affecting the face.
- A surface flow of groundwater which occurs any time the water table intersects the surface.
- The time between winter and summer.
- A line used parallel to that of the length of a craft, to prevent fore-aft motion of a boat, when moored or docked.
- Пружина
- Шпринг - продольный швартовый конец, который задают с носа в сторону кормы или с кормы в сторону носа судна на причал или на другое судно для удержания судна от смещения вдоль причала или вдоль другого судна при стоянке борт о борт (лагом)
- Пружина, рессора
- A crack running obliquely through any part of a mast or yard, which renders it unsafe to carry the usual sail thereon, and the spar is then said to be sprung. also, a hawser laid out to some fixed object to slue a vessel proceeding to sea. (see warp.)—to spring. to split or break.—to spring a butt. to start the end of a plank on the outside of a ship`s bottom. (see butt.)— to spring a leak, is when a vessel is suddenly discovered to leak.— to spring the luff, easing the helm down to receive a breeze; to bring a vessel`s head closer to the wind in sailing. thus a vessel coming up sharply to the wind under full way shoots, and may run much to windward of her course, until met by a contrary helm.—to spring a mine. to fire its charge.
- [1] the tide of greatest rise and fall occurring twice each month (cf. neap). [2] a mooring line, secured almost parallel to the ship’s side to prevent forward or backward movement. [3] to develop a leak. [4] to crack a mast or yard making it unsafe. [5] a hawser laid out from the stern of a sailing mano- war, attached to the anchor cable forward, and used to haul the ship to a desired position, especially to bring the broadside to bear. spring-spike: a spike for a gun, with a spring at the lower end to prevent its withdrawal.
- Core lifter,
- To chamber. see chamber
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Stood, английский
Spoiltspoiled, английский
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