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- A line tied to the bow of a small boat for use in towing, securing or tying up.
- A rope attached to the bow of a dinghy, usually used to tow dingy or handle it at dockside, or in water.
- Фалинь - швартовый конец, постоянно закрепленный на носу шлюпки (тузика)
- The line attached to the bow of a dinghy.
- A rope attached to the bows of a boat, used for making her fast: it is spliced with a thimble to a ring-bolt inside the stem. “cut your painter,” make off.
- A short line attached to the bow of a small boat for towing or making fast.
- Художник; маляр
- A line to the bow of a small boat used for making fast.
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Pittore, итальянский
Pintor(a), испанский
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Закрепленный, русский
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Ensign, английский
- A nautical version of the national flag of a country usually flown at the stern. -the rank of a officer equivalent to that of midshipman.
- 1. ensign, the principal flag or banner flown by a ship to indicate her nationality.
- [from the anglo-saxon segn.] a large flag or banner, hoisted on a long pole erected over the stern, and called the ensign-staff. it is used to distinguish the ships of different nations from each other, as also to characterize the different squadrons of the navy; it was formerly written ancient. ensign is in the army the title of the junior rank of subaltern officers of infantry; from amongst them are detailed the officers who carry the colours.
- [1] the flag denoting nationality (cf. colors). [2] the lowest commissioned rank in a british guards regiment. [3] the lowest commissioned rank in the united states and royal new zealand navies. essentially, a naval ensign is an on-the-job apprentice, similar to and ranking with a midshipman in the british navy, or an acting sub-lieutenant in the australian and canadian navies (although none of these is commissioned). in the usn, the most junior ensign on board is colloquially called the george ensign (from jorg = junior officer requiring guidance), while the most senior is the bull ensign (reputedly after admiral “bull” halsey who assigned specific duties to that officer).
Halyard, английский
- A line that hauls a yard.
- Фал
- Фал - снасть (веревка), служащая для подъема паруса в вертикальном направлении
- A rope or tackle used to hoist a flag, sail, or yard. probably an abbreviation of “haulyard line.” also halliard.
- Aline used to hoist a flag or pennant. hatches - cover on hatchways. hatchways - access ways through decks.
- A line used to hoist a sail or spar. the tightness of the halyard can affect sail shape.
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