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1 yelkenli gemi
n. barque, sail, sailing ship, sailing vessel, windjammer* * *1. sailboat 2. sailing boat 3. jigger -
2 apazlamak
naut. 1. (for a ship) to quarter, sail with the wind on the quarter, sail with the wind abaft the beam. 2. (for a sail) to billow out (when it has first been caught by the wind). 3. (for a ship) to roll gently (when its sails have first been caught by the wind). -
3 volta
"1. naut. one turn of a hawser or cable around (a cleat, etc.). 2. naut. fouling of a cable. 3. naut. tacking against the wind. 4. slang pacing back and forth; pacing up and down. -sını almak slang to run away, beat it. - atmak to pace back and forth; to pace up and down. - etmek 1. /ı, a/ to wind a hawser or cable around (a cleat, etc.). 2. (for a ship) to tack, sail in a zigzag course (against the wind). 3. slang to pace back and forth; to pace up and down. - vurmak (for a ship) to tack, sail in a zigzag course (against the wind)." -
4 pupa
naut. 1. stern. 2. poop deck, poop. 3. astern, from the rear. - gitmek 1. to sail with the wind directly astern. 2. slang to go straight ahead. - rüzgâr wind blowing astern, stern wind. - yelken gitmek (for a ship) to sail at maximum speed (owing to a stern wind). -
5 orsa
naut. 1. the weather side (of a ship). 2. (a ship´s) being turned into the wind. - alabanda naut. Hard alee!/Down with the helm! - etmek naut. to luff up, go nearer the wind. - gitmek naut. to hug the wind, sail close to the wind. - poca/boca 1. naut. tacking and veering, luffing and falling off. 2. (doing something) after meeting with various difficulties. -
6 gemi ne zaman ayrılıyor
What time does the ship sail -
7 açıktan
1. (getting something) without working for it, for nothing. 2. (promoting someone, assigning someone to a position) over people who are both older and of a higher rank than himself. 3. (money) gained with no work. - açığa openly, publicly, without any attempt at secrecy. - gitmek naut. (for a ship) to sail at a great distance from the land. - (para) kazanmak to get money without working for it. -
8 yelkenli
"1. sailing ship; sailboat. 2. equipped with sail/sails."
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