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1 aboard factory ships
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2 na brodovima tvornicama
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3 ship
2) перевозить ( груз); отправлять ( груз), отгружать•-
air-cushion ship
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cable ship
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container ship
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core ship
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cruise ship
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dedicated ship
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deployment ship
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diesel-electric ship
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diesel-propelled ship
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diving tender ship
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dredge ship
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drill ship
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dynamically positioned drill ship
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dynamically supported ships
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exploratory drill ship
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factory ship
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fire-fighting ship
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fishery mother ship
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fishing freezer ship
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freeboard ship
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gas-turbine-engined ship
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gas-turbine ship
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general cargo ship
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guard ship
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hospital ship
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hydrofoil ship
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hydrographic ship
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ice ship
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icebreaking ship
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ice-strengthened ship
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incinerator ship
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lighter-aboard ship
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longitudinally framed ship
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maintenance ship
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merchant ship
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mother ship
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motor ship
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nonmagnetic ship
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nuclear-powered ship
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ocean-going ship
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ocean ship
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oceanographic ship
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palletized ship
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pipe-lay ship
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pollution control ship
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refrigerator ship
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research ship
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roll-on/roll-off ship
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sailing ship
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salvage ship
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seaworthy ship
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seismic survey ship
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seismic ship
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self-unloading ship
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semisubmercible ship
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ship of opportunity
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shooting ship
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single-bulled drill ship
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single-bull drill ship
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surface-effect ship
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surveying ship
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tank ship
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transport ship
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transversely framed ship
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turboelectric ship
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turret-moored drill ship
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twill-hull ship
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unmanned supply ship
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voluntary observing ship
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weather ship
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