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Schleppvorgang (m.), start (m.)
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Launch, английский
- Пуск, запуск; старт
- Station, augmented пусковая установка для запуска двух или более ракет
- 1. traditionally, a launch was the largest ship`s boat carried by a warship.
- Катер, барказ, моторная лодка; спуск судна
- The largest or long boat of a ship of war. others of greater size for gunboats are used by the french, spaniards, italians, &c., in the mediterranean. a launch being proportionably longer, lower, and more flat-bottomed than the merchantman`s long-boat, is in consequence less fit for sailing, but better calculated for rowing and approaching a flat shore. its principal superiority consists in being much fitter to under-run the cable, lay out anchors, &c., which is a very necessary employment in the harbours of the levant, where the cables of different ships are fastened across each other, and frequently render such operations necessary.
- [1] a large, powered, open boat. [2] the largest pulling or sailing boat of a man-o-war (called the longboat in merchant service). [3] to set a small boat in the water. [4] to float a newly-constructed vessel, usually by sliding it down a slope or slipway. [5] to fire a rocket or torpedo. [6] to catapult an aircraft off a flight deck. [7] to commence a project or expedition. the first two come from the portuguese
- (1) to place a boat in the water; (2) a small boat used to ferry people to and from a larger vessel.
- The activities leading up to and through a product’s release into the marketplace.
- To activate an application program (especially on the macintosh) from the operating system’s user interface.
- To activate an application program from the operating system’s user interface.
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Launch height, английский
Launch, английский
- Пуск, запуск; старт
- Station, augmented пусковая установка для запуска двух или более ракет
- 1. traditionally, a launch was the largest ship`s boat carried by a warship.
- Катер, барказ, моторная лодка; спуск судна
- The largest or long boat of a ship of war. others of greater size for gunboats are used by the french, spaniards, italians, &c., in the mediterranean. a launch being proportionably longer, lower, and more flat-bottomed than the merchantman`s long-boat, is in consequence less fit for sailing, but better calculated for rowing and approaching a flat shore. its principal superiority consists in being much fitter to under-run the cable, lay out anchors, &c., which is a very necessary employment in the harbours of the levant, where the cables of different ships are fastened across each other, and frequently render such operations necessary.
- [1] a large, powered, open boat. [2] the largest pulling or sailing boat of a man-o-war (called the longboat in merchant service). [3] to set a small boat in the water. [4] to float a newly-constructed vessel, usually by sliding it down a slope or slipway. [5] to fire a rocket or torpedo. [6] to catapult an aircraft off a flight deck. [7] to commence a project or expedition. the first two come from the portuguese
- (1) to place a boat in the water; (2) a small boat used to ferry people to and from a larger vessel.
- The activities leading up to and through a product’s release into the marketplace.
- To activate an application program (especially on the macintosh) from the operating system’s user interface.
- To activate an application program from the operating system’s user interface.
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