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Stand, to
| Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
The movement by which a ship advances towards a certain object, or departs from it; as, “the enemy stands in shore;” “we saw three sail standing to the southward.” “that ship has not a mast standing,” implies that she has lost all her masts.
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Stand by, английский
- The order to be prepared; to look out to fire when directed.—to stand by a rope, is to take hold of it; the anchor, prepare to let go.
- [1] to wait. [2] to prepare or make ready. [3] the substitute for someone. [4] to be such a substitute. stand clear!: command to keep away from a specified place or object (e.g., “stand clear of the gangway when the admiral comes aboard”). 305 stand stand easy!: rn command to adopt an informal stance. posture is relaxed, right foot remains in place, but body movement and quiet talking are permitted. (the equivalent usn command is “at rest!”). stand fast!: command to [1] stay in formation or position. [2] hold firm under attack. [3] cease artillery action. [4] see up spirits!
Stanchions of the nettings, английский
Slender bars of iron or wood, the lower ends of which are fixed in iron sockets at proper distances.
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