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Yoke lines
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See steering lines. also yolk lines. you, sir!: admiral smyth relates that this arrogant phrase, once used by officers to address seamen, was forbidden by admiral lord collingwood. 363 you
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Lin, английский
- Linear
- Linearity
- Liquid nitrogen
Lin, шведский
Lin linear, английский
Линейный, погонный
Lin-tofms, английский
Linear timeof- flight mass spectrometer
Lin., английский
Linimentum
Lina, английский
Lina, шведский
Linac, английский
Linear accelerator
Linage, английский
Число строк в печатной странице
Linair, английский
Libyan national airways
Linares, английский
- Г. линарес (испания);
- Г. линарес (чили)
Linarite, английский
Linb, английский
Linch or lins pin, английский
The iron pin which keeps the trucks of a gun-carriage confined to the axle-tree.
Linchar, английский
Causar la muerte de una persona, generalmente colgando, sin la autoridad legal
Lincoln, английский
- Г. линкольн (адм. центр шт. небраска, сша);
- Г. линкольн (адм. центр граф. линкольншир, англия, великобритания)
Lincoln air force base, английский
Авиационная база ввс имени линкольна
Lincoln c-band observable radar, английский
Рлс управления перспективных исследований лаборатории имени линкольна, работающая в диапазоне «с» и используемая для слежения
Lincoln county process, английский
Промежуточная фильтрация свежего отгона через слой кленового угля американского виски из теннесси
Lincoln digital signal processor, английский
Цифровое устройство обработки сигналов, разработанное в лаборатории им. линкольна мас- сачусетского технологи- ческого института, сша
Lincoln electric system, английский
Collingwood, английский
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Young gentleman, английский
A term formerly used to describe a midshipman. your number’s up: this phrase, which today means “you’ve been caught,” “you’re in trouble,” or even “you’re about to die,” comes from the days of fighting sail. for ease of signaling and identification, every warship was given a unique four-letter “number” which, when hoisted, was said to be “up.” when the flagship flew a number with no other message, it was a peremptory summons for the captain to report immediately to the admiral. this frequently meant a reprimand for some lapse of conduct or dereliction of duty, so word from the officer on watch “captain, your number’s up” was seldom welcomed. yow-yow: a small chinese sampan.
Yeomanette, английский
On march 19, 1917, the bureau of navigation advised the commanders of u.s. naval districts they could recruit women into the naval coast defense reserve to be “utilized as radio operators, stenographers, nurses, messengers, chauffeurs, etc., and in many other capacities in the industrial line.” the majority of enlisted women were designated yeomen (f)—inevitably known as yeomanettes. (see also waves.) one of them wrote a short jingle to eulogize the force: i’ve been in frigid greenland and in sunny tennessee, i’ve been in noisy london and in wicked, gay paree, i’ve seen the latin quarter, with its models, wines, and tights, i’ve hobnobbed oft with broadway stars who outshone broadway lights; but north or south or east or west, the girls that i have met could never hold a candle to a newport yeomanette.
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