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Sailor
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- A man trained in managing a ship, either at sea or in harbour. a thorough sailor is the same with mariner and seaman, but as every one of the crew is dubbed a sailor, there is much difference in the absolute meaning of the term. (see mariner and seaman.)
- [1] a sailing ship seaman. [2] any navigator, mariner, or seaman knowledgeable in the ways of ships and the sea. [3] a seaman below the rank of petty officer. [4] a person who does not suffer seasickness. sailor-monger: u.s. legal term for a person who uses alcohol or violence to kidnap seamen and sell them to outgoing ships for financial gain (see crimp, press gang). sailor’s disgrace: see fouled anchor.
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მეზღვაური, грузинский
Книжка,мореходная, русский
Юнга, русский
- Подросток, воспитанник, обучающийся морскому делу непосредственно на судне или в школе юнг.
- Подросток, обучающийся морскому делу и исполняющий обязанности матроса.
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Difference, английский
- Disagreement, inequity, contrast, dissimilarity, incompatibility
- Разница; разность
- An important army term, meaning firstly the sum to be paid by officers when exchanging from the half to full pay; and, secondly, the price or difference in value of the several commissions.
Seasickness, английский
- Illness, with nausea, vomiting and sometimes headache, caused by the movement of a ship take some seasickness tablets if you are going on a long journey.
- Морская болезнь
- Морская болезнь, укачивание
- Nausea and dizziness, frequently ac- 281 seasickness companied by vomiting, caused by the activity of a vessel. a specific form of motion sickness—suffered every time he went to sea by no other than vice-admiral horatio nelson! one who can defy this affliction is said to have sea legs—which nelson always acquired after a few days of misery.
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მეზღვაური, грузинский
აფრა, იალქანი, грузинский
აფრააშვებული სვლა
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