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უეცრად თავს წადგომა, მოულოƮ
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Aback, английский
- A sail sheeted so that the wind fills the "back" of the sail.
- Задувание ветра в парус, обстенивание паруса
- The situation of a ship`s sails when the wind bears against their front surfaces. they are laid aback, when this is purposely effected to deaden her way by rounding in the weather-braces; and taken aback, when brought to by an unexpected change of wind, or by inattention in the helmsman.—all aback forward, the notice given from the forecastle, when the head-sails are pressed aback by a sudden change in the wind. (see work aback.)—taken aback, a colloquialism for being suddenly surprised or found out.
- [1] when, instead of a following wind blowing into square sails, a headwind presses them against the mast they are said to be aback. [2] when a ship suddenly stops due to the foregoing, it is said to be taken aback. [3] the triangular marconi (bermudian) rig doesn’t press on the mast, but can still be taken aback when tacking.
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Abandon, английский
- Отказаться от (лишаться прав на притязание, заявку на патент или изобретение добровольно или вынужденно)
- A proceeding wherein a shipper/consignee seeks authority to abandon all or parts of their cargo.
- Отступить
- [1] to desert a vessel on account of the danger in remaining aboard. [2] to relinquish to underwriters all claim to property which may be recovered from shipwreck, capture, or any other peril stated in the policy. abandon ship!: this command for all hands to leave the vessel is normally issued by the captain or senior surviving officer when a ship is foundering.
- To stop drilling and remove drill rig from site of borehole before intended depth or target is reached.
- Отказаться (от проекта, прав); покинуть, забросить (дом и т.п.)
- To terminate the current action before it is complete. abap (pn)
- To pause or stop drilling operations or production from a well. reasons for abandoning are if a well is a dry hole or if it’s not producing enough to be kept active.
Aback, английский
- A sail sheeted so that the wind fills the "back" of the sail.
- Задувание ветра в парус, обстенивание паруса
- The situation of a ship`s sails when the wind bears against their front surfaces. they are laid aback, when this is purposely effected to deaden her way by rounding in the weather-braces; and taken aback, when brought to by an unexpected change of wind, or by inattention in the helmsman.—all aback forward, the notice given from the forecastle, when the head-sails are pressed aback by a sudden change in the wind. (see work aback.)—taken aback, a colloquialism for being suddenly surprised or found out.
- [1] when, instead of a following wind blowing into square sails, a headwind presses them against the mast they are said to be aback. [2] when a ship suddenly stops due to the foregoing, it is said to be taken aback. [3] the triangular marconi (bermudian) rig doesn’t press on the mast, but can still be taken aback when tacking.
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