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Kayık
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Boat, английский
- A vessel for transport by water, constructed to provide buoyancy by excluding water and shaped to give stability and permit propulsion
- 1. a small craft or vessel designed to float on, and provide transport over, or under, water.
- Лодочка
- A small open vessel, conducted on the water by rowing or sailing. the construction, machinery, and even the names of boats, are very different, according to the various purposes for which they are calculated, and the services on which they are employed. thus we have the long-boat and the jolly-boat, life-boat and gun-boat, but they will appear under their respective appellations.—a bold boat, one that will endure a rough sea well.—man the boat, send the crew in to row and manage it.
- [1] small vessel for specialized use (e.g., fishing boat) or carried for use by a larger one (e.g., lifeboat). the u.s. coast guard defines a boat as being less than 300 tons, anything larger being a ship. [2] traditional term for tugs, submarines and coastal forces or amphibious craft regardless of size. [3] term used by landlubbers for any waterborne craft. boat ahoy!: traditional hail or challenge to an approaching boat.
- Кассета (в микроэлектронной технологии)
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Kay, английский
Kay, or ke, английский
[probably from the dutch kaayen, to haul]. a place to which ships are hauled. knoll or head of a shoal—kaya, malay.
Kaya, турецкий
Kayah li, английский
Kayak, английский
- Eskimo qajaq
- A small boat made of animal skins.
- A fishing-boat in all the north polar countries; most likely a corrupted form of the eastern kaique by our early voyagers.
- The traditional inuit canoe. k-day: the scheduled date for introduction of a convoy system on any particular convoy route.
Kayan, турецкий
Kayboldum, турецкий
Kaycee, английский
Kayda gecirmek, турецкий
Kaydetmek, турецкий
Kayes, английский
Г. каес (мали)
Kayitii sermaye, турецкий
Kaynak, турецкий
Kaynard, английский
A term of reproach amongst our early voyagers, probably from canis.
Kaynasma, турецкий
Kayser, английский
Kayseri, английский
Г. кайсери (турция)
Kayserit, английский
Kayserite, английский
Kaytt iicreti, турецкий
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Beden, турецкий
Kan, турецкий
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