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Forge ahead, to
| Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
To shoot ahead, as in coming to an anchor—a motion or moving forwards. a vessel forges ahead when hove-to, if the tide presses her to windward against her canvas.
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Forge, английский
A portable forge is to be found in every ship which bears a rated armourer; and it can be used either on board or ashore.
Forge c.s./s.s valves, английский
Forge cinder, английский
Forge drawing, английский
Forge iron, английский
Forge pigs, английский
Forge roll, английский
Forge train, английский
Forge weld, английский
Uniting metal by heat and pressure during forging.
Forge welding, английский
Forge welding flux plate, английский
Forgeability, английский
Forged, английский
Forged block, английский
Блок посторонних данных
Forged roll, английский
Forged roll scleroscope hardness number (hfrsc или hfrsd), английский
Forged steel, английский
Кованая сталь; стальная поковка
Forged structure, английский
Forger, английский
Тот, кто подделывает документы, подписи и т.п.
Forgery, английский
- Подделка. фальшивая монета.
- Подделка документа
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Forging over, английский
The act of forcing a ship violently over a shoal, by the effort of a great quantity of sail, steam, or other man[oe]uvre.
Forerunners of th, английский
Log-line. a small piece of red bunting laid into that line at a certain distance from the log, the space between them being called the stray-line, which is usually from 12 to 15 fathoms, and is an allowance for the log to be entirely out of the ship`s dead-water before they begin to estimate the ship`s velocity, consequently the knots begin from that point. (see log-line.)
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