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Secure
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- To make fast.
- Безопасный, над?жный, защищ?нный от
- The make safe or tie down.
- [1] to prepare a ship for wave action by tying down all loose objects and covering all openings. [2] to fasten two or more objects together. [3] to tighten something (e.g., a hatch cover). [4] to end some condition (e.g., general quarters). [5] to stop using something (e.g., main engines). [6] a former gunnery command to arrange breeching and tackles so that the guns shall be in no danger of breaking loose in a seaway.
- To make fast, to stow an object or tie it in place.
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Безопасный, русский
Безопасный, верный, надежный, благонадежный, прочный. безопасное, испытанное, верное средство. прот. опасный. ср. надежный. , надежный
Над?жный, русский
Защищ?нный от, русский
Укреплять, русский
Укреплять , усиливать, утверждать
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Stow, английский
- To put an item in its proper place.
- Stowage
- System for takeoff weight
- To store, or to put away e.g. personal effects, tackle, or cargo.
- To store properly.
- [1] to put goods, cargo, or equipment in the proper place. [2] to furl a sail. stow it!: sailor’s slang for “shut up!”
- To put something away.
- Укладывать груз на судне
Cast off, английский
- To let go.
- Покидать, бросать, отдавать, выброшенная
- To release a line when leaving a dock or mooring.
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