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bearing, coast, rhumb мор.* * *румб м.1. мор. навиг. point of the compass«на два ру́мба впра́во!» ( команда рулевому) — “right two points!”«свет полтора́ ру́мба спра́ва по но́су!» ( команда рулевому) — “light a point and a half on starboard bow!”2. геод. bearing (Примечание. В СССР принята следующая запись румба: ЮЗ: 47°; СВ: 54°; за рубежом соответственно — S 47° W; N 54° E)румб отсчи́тывается к восто́ку или за́паду от се́верного или ю́жного конца́ меридиа́на — the bearing of a line is read east or west of the north or south end of the meridianрумб — э́то у́гол, соста́вленный ли́нией с меридиа́ном — the bearing of a line is the angle it makes with the meridianгла́вный румб — cardinal point of the compassчетвертно́й румб — quadrantal point of the compass* * * -
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