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61 course sail
s.vela mayor. -
62 drag sail
s.ancla flotante. -
63 fore-and-aft sail
s.vela cangreja, vela de cuchillo, vela áurica, cangreja. -
64 fore-topgallant sail
s.juanete de proa. -
65 full sail
adv.a toda vela. -
66 gaff sail
s.vela cangreja, cangreja. -
67 gaff-sail
s.vela de cangreja. (náutica) -
68 head-sail
s.vela delantera. (náutica) -
69 lateen sail
s.vela latina, vela triangular común en el Mediterráneo, vela bastarda. -
70 leg-of-mutton sail
s.vela triangular. -
71 lug-sail
s.vela al tercio. (náutica) -
72 main-topgallant sail
s.juanete mayor. -
73 make sail
v.1 desplegar las velas, zarpar, alzar velas.2 coger el camino. -
74 mizzen-topgallant sail
s.juanete de mesana. -
75 ringtail sail
s.vela de baticulo. -
76 set sail
v.hacerse a la mar, zarpar, alzar velas, desplegar velas. -
77 ship sail
s.vela del barco. -
78 shorten sail
v.acortar la vela, apocar las velas. -
79 shoulder-of-mutton sail
s.vela triangular. -
80 smoke sail
s.guardahumo.
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