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Line, to
| Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
To cover one piece with another. also, to mark out the work on a floor for determining the shape of a vessel`s body.—to line a ship, is to strike off with a batten, or otherwise, the directional lines for painting her. (see toe a line.)
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Determining, английский
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Directional, английский
- Has no meaning but looks good when used by posers example this report is realistic, timely and directional in its approach.
- Направленный; курсовой; путевой
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Line of battle, английский
- A disposition of the fleet at the moment of engagement, by signal or previous order, on which occasion the vessels are usually drawn up as much as possible in a specified bearing, as well to gain and keep the advantage of the wind, as to run the same board, about 1 cable, or 100 fathoms distant from each other. the line-of-battle in sea-fights occurs both in plutarch (themistocles ) and froissart.
- Refers to [1] the disposition of a fleet at the moment of engagement. [2] the line ahead formation favored by sailing navies. [3] warships considered powerful enough to join that line (see warship ratings).
Linch or lins pin, английский
The iron pin which keeps the trucks of a gun-carriage confined to the axle-tree.
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