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Crazy ivan
| Глоссарий морских терминов (рангоут, такелаж, устройство судна) |
- United states navy slang for a maneuver in which a submerged soviet or russian submarine suddenly turns 180 degrees or through 360 degrees to detect submarines following it.
- Submariner’s cold war slang for the abrupt and unexpected turns made by soviet submarines when clearing the baffles in search of a shadowing american or nato boat.
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Crazy, английский
- Loco
- Said of a ship in a bad state.
Crazy (person), английский
Crazy paving, английский
Randomly set paving stones having neither a definite shape nor a fixed size.
Crazy quilt, английский
Стеганое одеяло, сшитое из лоскутов разного цвета, формы и размера нечто, состоящее из разнородных или несовместимых вещей cre – cro
Ivanissevich, английский
Ivano, английский
Г. ивано-франковск (центр ивано-франковской обл., украинская сср, ссср)
Ivanovo, английский
Г. иваново (центр ивановской обл., рсфср, ссср)
Ivanovo region, английский
Submariner, английский
A member of a submarine’s crew. pronounced submareener (as in marine) by the usn and submariner (as in mariner) by the rn.
Unexpected, английский
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Brass monkey or brass monkey weather, английский
Used in the expression "it is cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey."
Becalmed, английский
- Unable to move due to lack of wind; said of a sailing vessel.
- Implies that from the weather being calm, and not a breath of wind blowing, the sails hang loose against the mast.
- Said of a sailing ship which is motionless for lack of wind.
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