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Clinch a business, to
| Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
To finish it; to settle it beyond further dispute, as the recruit taking the shilling.
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Clinch, английский
- Клинч
- N игра слов, каламбур (син. pun)
- A particular method of fastening large ropes by a half hitch, with the end stopped back to its own part by seizings; it is chiefly to fasten the hawsers suddenly to the rings of the kedges or small anchors; and the breechings of guns to the ring-bolts in the ship`s side. those parts of a rope or cable which are clinched. thus the outer end is “bent” by the clinch to the ring of the anchor. the inner or tier-clinch in the good old
- [1] that part of a cable, or rope that is fastened to the ring of the anchor. [2] alternate spelling of clench.
Clinch bolt. clenching, clench nailing the hammering over of the point of a nail against a wood face to secure its adhesion under rough usage., английский
Clinch joint, английский
Clinch nail. clerestory, clerestory window 1. an upper zone of wall pierced with windows that admit light to the center of a lofty room. 2. a window so placed. (, английский
Clinch., английский
Clincher, английский
An incontrovertible and smart reply; but sometimes the confirmation of a story by a lie, or by some still more improbable yarn: synonymous with capping.
Clincher or clinker built, английский
Made of clincher-work, by the planks lapping one over the other. the contrary of carvel-work. iron ships after this fashion are distinguished as being lap-jointed.
Clincher tire (tyre), английский
Clinches, английский
The folded-over ends of horseshoe nails on the outside of a shod horse`s hooves.
Clinching, английский
Метод забивки гвоздей с загибанием выступающего острия
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Clincher or clinker built, английский
Made of clincher-work, by the planks lapping one over the other. the contrary of carvel-work. iron ships after this fashion are distinguished as being lap-jointed.
Clif, английский
[from the anglo-saxon cleof]. a precipitous termination of the land, whatever be the soil. (see crag.)
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