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Schooner yawl
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A fore-and-aft rigged vessel carrying a large mainmast with a short boom and a jigger mast stepped abaft the sternpost.
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Schoon, английский
Schoon, английский
Schooned, английский
What an individual looks like after too many schooners of beer. example you look schooned.
Schooned, английский
What an individual looks like after too many schooners of beer. example you look schooned.
Schooner, английский
- A fore-and-aft rigged ship with two or more masts.
- A type of sailing vessel characterized by the use of fore-and-aft sails on two or more masts with the forward mast being no taller than the rear masts, first used by the dutch in the 16th or 17th century.
- Шхуна, судно
- Шхуна - двухмачтовое парусное судно, задняя мачта которого (грот-мачта) по высоте выше или равна передней (фок-мачта)
- A two masted boat whose foremast is the same height or shorter than its mainmast.
- Strictly, a small craft with two masts and no tops, but the name is also applied to fore-and-aft vessels of various classes. there are two-topsail schooners both fore and aft, main-topsail schooners, with two square top-sails; fore-topsail schooners with one square top-sail. ballahou schooners, whose fore-mast rakes forward; and we also have three-masted vessels called schooners.
- A fore-and-aft-rigged sailing ship, occasionally carrying square topsails. the classic version has two masts, but up to seven have been used. precursor vessels were being built in holland during the late 16th and early 17th centuries, but the current design was refined and improved in british north america in 1713, eventually becoming ubiquitous. the name is said to derive from the scottish “scoon,” meaning to make a stone skip or glide across the water. according to legend, the first of this type was built by captain andrew robinson, at gloucester, massachusetts. when the vessel slid off the stocks into the water, a bystander cried out, “look how she scoons!” and robinson replied, “then a scooner let her be.”
Schooner, английский
Schooner barge, английский
A barge formerly found on the east coast of the united states. essentially dumb, but equipped with small masts that gave it limited maneuverability in the absence of a towing vessel.
Schooner brig, английский
See brigantine.
Schooner brig; topsail brig, английский
Schooner ketch, английский
A triple-masted schooner with a short mizzenmast.
Schooner on the rocks, английский
Former sailor slang for a slice of meat surrounded by roast potatoes.
Yawl, английский
- A fore-and-aft rigged sailing vessel with two masts, main and mizzen, the mizzen stepped abaft the rudder post.
- Ял (шлюпка), йол (парусное судно); вой; выть
- Иол - двухмачтовое парусное судно, передняя мачта которого (грот) выше задней (бизань), при этом головка руля расположена между мачтами
- A two masted vessel on which the mizzenmast is mounted aft of the rudderpost.
- Иол
- A man-of-war`s boat, resembling the pinnace, but rather smaller; it is carvel-built, and generally rowed with twelve oars. the yawl in the customs act is a carvel-built vessel of the cutter class, but having a jigger or mizen lug, the boom-mainsail being curtailed, so that its boom traverses clear of the mizen-mast: used also by yachts. also, a small fishing-vessel.
- [1] a two-masted sailing boat with the mizzen stepped abaft the rudder post. [2] a small fishing craft. [3] a merchant ship’s jollyboat with four or six oars. [4] a twelve-oared warship’s boat.
Yawl boat, английский
A rowboat on davits at the stern of the boat.
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Scorpione, английский
Arrow-firing naval artillery of the classical era. see also ballista.
Schooner on the rocks, английский
Former sailor slang for a slice of meat surrounded by roast potatoes.
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