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Easy way
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Easy, немецкий
Easy, английский
- Early acquisition system
- Engine analyser system
- Evasive aircraft system
- Lower gently. a ship not labouring in a sea.—taking it easy. neglecting the duty. “not so violent.”
Easy access system europe;, русский
Easy boarding from water, английский
Простая посадка с воды
Easy chair, английский
Удобное кресло с откидывающейся спинкой, в котором можно расположиться полулежа
Easy curvature in the entrance, английский
Небольшая кривизна на входе
Easy draught, английский
The same as light draught of water (which see).
Easy grader, английский
Преподаватель, у которого легко получить хорошую оценку eat-in kitchen просторная кухня, в которой можно не только готовить, но и есть
Easy listening, английский
One of the music genres that appears under genre classification in windows media player library. based on id3 standard tagging format for mp3 audio files. winamp genre id # 98.
Easy money, английский
See: tight money
Easy roll, английский
A vessel is said to “roll deep but easy” when she moves slowly, and not with quick jerks.
Easy task, английский
Easy to-root, английский
Easy-to-use (adj), английский
Capable of being used with little or no difficulty. eat+drink (pn)
Easyboot, английский
A brand name for a vinyl boot that encloses the horse`s hoof.
Way, английский
- Questioning the truth of something. also confirming the truth of something. can be substituted for really. example i got with veronica vaughn last night. no way! way.
- Longitudinal surface that guides the reciprocal movement of a machine part.
- Movement of a ship through water such as headway, sternway or leeway
- Speed, progress, or momentum, or more technically, the point at which there is sufficient water flow past a vessel`s rudder for it to be able to steer the vessel (i.e., the rudder begins to "bite," sometimes also called "steerage way.") to make way is to move; to "have way on" or "to have steerage way" is to have enough speed to control the vessel with its rudder; to lose way is to slow down or to not have enough speed to control with the rudder. "way enough" is a coxswain`s command that the oarsmen stop rowing, and allow the boat to proceed with its existing way.
- A street, alley, or other thoroughfare or easement permanently established for the passage of persons or vehicles. wb abbr. for “welded base.” wbt abbr. for wet-bulb temperature. w.c. abbr. for water closet. wcv symbol for “butterfly (wafer) check valve.”
- Is sometimes the same as the ship`s rake or run, forward or backward, but is most commonly understood of her sailing. way is often used for wake. thus when she begins her motion she is said to be under way; and when that motion increases, to have fresh-
- [1] movement of a vessel through the water, as in gather way, under way, way enough, and way on. [2] see ways and slipway. way aloft!: command for topmen to climb the rigging (abbreviation of away). way enough!: coxswain’s command for the oarsmen to stop rowing after one more stroke since the boat will then have enough way on to reach its destination.
- A mine roadway.
Way, английский
Movement of a vessel through the water such as headway, sternway or leeway.
Way, английский
Way, английский
Way bill, английский
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Eat out, английский
Easer holes, английский
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