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Belaying pins
| Глоссарий морских терминов (рангоут, такелаж, устройство судна) |
- Short movable bars of iron or hard wood to which running rigging may be secured, or belayed.
- Small wooden or iron cylinders, fixed in racks in different parts of the ship, for belaying running ropes to.
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Belay, английский
- To secure a line to, cleat, bollard, bitt, etc.
- 1. to make fast a line around a fitting, usually a cleat or belaying pin.
- [1] order to ignore or cancel the preceding command (e.g., belay that!). [2] to fix or secure something, especially a running rope. [3] to stop doing something (nautical slang).
- To protect a climber from falling using a rope, friction, and an anchor.
Belay device, английский
A mechanical device used to create friction when belaying by putting bends in the rope. many types of belay device exist, including atc, grigri, reverso, sticht plate, eight and tuber. some belay devices may also be used as descenders. a munter hitch can sometimes be used instead of a belay device.
Belay slave, английский
Someone that volunteers for, or is tricked into, repeated belaying duties without partaking in any of the actual climbing.
Belay, to, английский
To fasten a rope when it has been sufficiently hauled upon, by twining it several times round a cleat, belaying pin, or kevel, without hitching or seizing; this is chiefly applied to the running rigging, which needs to be so secured that it may be quickly let go in case of a squall or change of wind; there being several other expressions used for securing large ropes, as bitting, making fast, stoppering, &c.—belay there, stop! that is enough!—belay that yarn, we have had enough of it. stand fast, secure all, when a hawser has been sufficiently hauled. when the top-sails, or other sails have been hoisted taut up, or “belay the main-tack,” &c.
Belaying pin, английский
- A wood pin fitted into racks, around which lines can be belayed or secured.
- A short round bar of wood or metal, inserted into a rail to secure a line and provide a form of quick-release device, since removing the pin releases the line.
Pin, английский
- Personal identification number
- Position indicator
- Parcel identification number
- Топливный элемент, твэл см. fuel pin
- 1. a small sharp piece of metal for attaching things together the nurse fastened the bandage with a pin. 2. a metal nail used to attach broken bones he has had a pin inserted in his hip. verb to attach something with a pin she pinned the bandages carefully to stop them slipping. the bone had fractured in several places and needed pinning.
- Булавка (safety pin - английская булавка)
- Нагель
- Контакт, для пайки или установки в разъем, не обязательно в виде проволочки.
- Product identification number
Pin, английский
A round spike used to fasten some types of plates to timbers or a connecting pin used in point spreader bars and connecting rods.
Pin, английский
Pin, английский
Pin, английский
Pin, английский
Pin, английский
Pin, испанский
Acrónimo de personal identification number [número de identificación personal] se utiliza en multitud de redes informáticas como clave de autentificación del manipulador de la información en remoto. se
Pin (personal identification number), английский
Пин код, обычно четырёхзначный (код запрашиваемый sim-картой при включении телефона.)
Pin (запорная), английский
Pin -, английский
Шарнирное соединение, шарнирный узел; одноболтовое соединение
Pin bevel, английский
Use of a ceramic or diamond wheel to remove all sharp angles and chips from a lens edge.
Pin boss, английский
See piston pin boss,
Pin brazing, английский
Pin carriage, английский
Каретка с установочными шрифтами
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Nipper, английский
- Short rope used to bind a cable to the "messenger" (a moving line propelled by the capstan) so that the cable is dragged along too (used where the cable is too large to be wrapped round the capstan itself). during the raising of an anchor the nippers were attached and detached from the (endless) messenger by the ship`s boys. hence the term for small boys: "nippers".
- The armourer`s pincers or tongs. also, a hammock with so little bedding as to be unfit for stowing in the nettings.
- [1] a short rope, clamp, or stopper for securing an anchor cable to a messenger from the capstan. [2] a young ship’s boy responsible for placing such stoppers.
Tramp trade, английский
Shipping trade on the spot market in which the vessels involved do not have a fixed schedule or itinerary or published ports of call. this contrasts with freight liner service, in which vessels make regular, scheduled runs between published ports.
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