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Перевод: schooner

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шхуна ; фургон переселенцев; большой стакан; высокий бокал для пива

Тезаурус:

1. Later wind-tunnel experiments were performed to convert the 460 tonne schooner Buckau to a rotor ship.
2. With these proceeds he was able to return home to Polperro and purchase a small coasting schooner.
3. Then in their wake, a stately schooner under full sail - Sister Cooney bobbing like a fretful tug in attendance - she hove in sight, a strongly-timbered woman, solid and soundly ballasted.
4. We had only this one day to resupply and prepare Wavebreaker for her last charter, which meant the schooner had to be refuelled and provisioned, her carpets must be vacuumed, her bilges poisoned against rats and cockroaches, her galley made spotless, her deck scrubbed and her brightwork polished.
5. It was a very different beauty from that of a 1930's Alden ketch or a clipper-bowed Herreshof schooner so admired by the traditionalists.
6. Mrs Prentiss, the American consul's wife, in her last letter to America, said that she had the opportunity of leaving St Pierre with her husband on an American schooner, but decided that the situation did not warrant it.
7. A large sports-fishing boat was moored alongside Wavebreaker , but moored so crudely that whoever had brought the powerboat alongside the schooner had not bothered to put out fenders, but instead had gouged long ugly gashes in Wavebreaker 's white paint.
8. In 1863 the 200-ton brig Comet sank at her Funchal anchorage, and in 1877 the schooner Patagonia went ashore near Ponta So Loureno.
9. In spite of all the work done by Ludwig Prandtl and his colleagues, it was a daring step to commit the resources of the mighty Germania yards, in early 1924, to install two metal cylinders more than 12 m tall on the elegant schooner Buckau, so soon after the idea had ignited Flettner's imagination in 1921.
10. If you yearn for the romance of the golden age of sail, try the Island Cruising Club based at Salcombe, which runs a gorgeous 72 ft Edwardian schooner and a 70 ft Brixham sailing trawler.
11. His story was that he had collapsed with exhaustion and thirst when a passing American schooner had seen his distress signals and taken him aboard.
12. She drew too much water, and the Bahamas, for the most part, are a shallow bank dotted with ripsaw coral heads and treacherous shoals where flat-bottomed boats might glide in comparative safety, but where a deep-keeled schooner was forced to creep with painful care.
13. William was given command of a schooner and spent the next 6 years trading on Lake Erie.