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Sid или single
| Глоссарий морских терминов (рангоут, такелаж, устройство судна) |
Singledecker
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Singledecker, английский
Однопалубное судноо
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Sid, русский
Стандартный вылет по приборам
Sid, английский
- Situation display
- Space and information systems division
- Standard instrument departure
- Sudden ionospheric disturbances
- System integration demonstration
- Scanned image data; south australian spatial information directory
- Single ion detection
- Counter-timber. the stern timber which partakes of the shape of the top-
- Standard instrument departure (icao)
Sid, испанский
Acrónimo de session identifier [identificador de sesión]
Sid, шведский
Sida, шведский
Sida, английский
Swedish international development
Sida (síndrome de inmunodeficiencia, испанский
Sidabriškas, литовский
Sidan om, шведский
Siddet, турецкий
Siddete izin vermeksizin, турецкий
Siddle, английский
Siddons, английский
Side, английский
- Men and equipment needed to yard and load any one logging unit of an operation (22).
- Snooker or british term used for english.
- Боковой
- Costado, lado
- Half a hide cut along the backbone.
- 1. the part of the body between the hips and the shoulder she was lying on her side. 2. the part of an object which is not the front, back, top or bottom the nurse wheeled the trolley to the side of the bed.
- N боковой (ант. center) adjunct
- All that part of a ship which extends from stem to stern in length, and from the upper edge of the gunwale above, to the lower edge of the main-wale, below which the bottom commences.
- That part of a vessel’s hull that extends lengthwise from stem to stern and vertically from gunwale to bottom. side-arms: [1] personal weapons such as cutlass, bayonet, sword, or pistol carried on a belt or in a holster. [2] the assembly of tools used for cleaning and servicing a ship’s cannon, including rammer, spunge, and wadhook.
Side, финский
Side (low side), английский
Side - line station, английский
Side - walk, английский
Side adit, английский
Side aisle, английский
Along one or both sides of a church, an aisle that flanks the main body of the church; often separated from it by a row of piers or columns.
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Singledecker, английский
Однопалубное судноо
Summer deadweight, английский
Дедвейт при осадке по летнюю грузовую марку
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