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Перевод: privateer

[существительное]
капер ; капитан капера; член экипажа капера

Тезаурус:

1. The audacious conduct of the crew of the American privateer at Whitehaven, and on the coast of Scotland, will have this good effect; it will teach our men of war on the coast station, and our cruisers in St George's Channel, to keep a more sharp look out.
2. The same storm which had swept Hawke's blockading cruisers away from Ushant and enabled Conflans to get out of Brest had made it possible for the privateer captain, Franois Thurot or Thourot to take his little five-ship fleet, carrying some 1270 soldiers and 700 seamen, out of Dunkirk.
3. It is said that Paul Jones, the American privateer, fired a salvo at Rolston Hall to mark his hatred of the then owner, William Brough, Marshall of High Court of Admiralty, who was entitled to hang Paul Jones as a pirate if he was captured.
4. The new spirit of cooperation between France and the United States was soon being displayed in the operations of an American privateer sailing from French ports.
5. One day she failed to appear; instead a French Privateer arrived to seize Winstanley and his workmen.
6. She had hardly set out when the unwelcome attentions of a British privateer forced her back to Ostend and, at her second attempt, she was intercepted again, off Banff, but for a second time escaped.
7. Late last night or early this morning a number of armed men (to the amount of 30) landed at this place, by two boats from an American privateer, as appears from one of the people now in custody
8. In entering the world of Marlboro McLaren, Hunt was shifting from a privateer's caravanserai into a highly professional, completely race-minded team.
9. Leading the remaining eight and due to finish today is Bob Salmon in the old maxi, Liverpool Enterprise, formerly Atlantic Privateer.
10. Early in 1757 he sailed for Portugal, intending to view the results of Lisbon's great earthquake but his ship, the Hanover , was captured by a French privateer and passengers and crew were all taken prisoner and held in France, first at Brest and then at Morlaix.
11. A French cruiser squadron, led by a famous privateer captain, would sail from Dunkirk to Ireland, to discourage the Irish army from coming to the rescue of the English.
12. While the famous privateer was waiting impatiently "on the beach" in Paris he filled in his time producing ambitious schemes to harass the common enemy, including a large-scale raid up the River Clyde to attack Glasgow, and a major amphibious assault on Liverpool.
13. privateer, clipping,