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1 alabanda
1. naut. sharp turn (to one side). 2. naut. (a) side of a ship. 3. naut. inner planking, ceiling (lining the inside of a ship). 4. naut. the guns on one side of a man-of-war. 5. naut. broadside, firing of the guns on one side of a ship. 6. slang severe scolding, bawling out, chewing out. -da naut. in the bulwarks. - ateş naut. broadside, (a) discharge of the guns on one side of a ship. -yı çekmek /a/ slang to give (someone) a bawling out, give (someone) a chewing out. - etmek naut. 1. to put the helm hard aport or hard astarboard. 2. to fire a broadside, broadside. - iskele etmek naut. to put the helm hard aport. - sancak etmek naut. to put the helm hard astarboard. - vermek /a/ slang to bawl (someone) out, chew (someone) out. - yemek naut. (for a ship) to receive a broadside. -yı yemek slang to get a bawling out, get a chewing out. -
2 левый
1.left; left-hand (attr.); мор. port (attr.)левая сторона — left side, left-hand side; ( ткани) the wrong side; (лошади, экипажа) near side
левый борт ( корабля) — port side
лево руля! мор. — port the helm!; left rudder! амер.
лево на борт! мор. — hard aport!
2. полит.♢
встать с левой ноги разг. — get* out of bed on the wrong side1. left; left-wing (attr.)2. как сущ. м. left-winger, leftist; мн. собир. the left -
3 sinistra
f lefta sinistra on the leftandare to the left* * *sinistra s.f.1 ( mano sinistra) left, left hand: molti scrivono con la sinistra, many people write with the left hand2 ( parte sinistra) left, left-hand side: la sinistra di un fiume, the left bank of a river; alla mia sinistra, on my left; la prima strada a sinistra, the first street on the left; girate a sinistra, turn to the left; sedere alla sinistra di qlcu., to sit at s.o.'s left // a destra e a sinistra, (fig.) everywhere (o high and low) // (mar.) tutto a sinistra!, hard aport!3 (pol.) left, left wing: la sinistra italiana, the Italian Left; la sinistra del partito, the left wing of the party; l'estrema sinistra, the extreme left; la sinistra extraparlamentare, the extraparliamentary left; militante di sinistra, left-wing activist; giornale di sinistra, left-wing paper; uomo di sinistra, leftist (o left-winger).* * *[si'nistra]sostantivo femminile1) (lato sinistro) left, left(-hand) sidealla o sulla tua sinistra on your left; curva a sinistra left-hand bend; girare a sinistra to turn left; tenere la sinistra to keep (to the) left; a sinistra di to the left of; di sinistra — [pagina, fila] left(-hand)
2) (mano) left hand3) pol. left (wing)* * *sinistra/si'nistra/sostantivo f.1 (lato sinistro) left, left(-hand) side; sulla sinistra on the left; alla o sulla tua sinistra on your left; curva a sinistra left-hand bend; girare a sinistra to turn left; tenere la sinistra to keep (to the) left; a sinistra di to the left of; di sinistra [pagina, fila] left(-hand)2 (mano) left hand3 pol. left (wing); di sinistra left-wing. -
4 лево руля!
1) General subject: hard a-starboard!, helm aport! (команда), port the helm!, hard to port2) Fishery: left rudder!3) Makarov: a-starboard! -
5 babord
adv. (sjøfart) [ venstre] aport (sjøfart) (hardt babord) hard port -
6 передатчик угла перекладки руля
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > передатчик угла перекладки руля
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7 струйный руль
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > струйный руль
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8 указатель угла перекладки руля
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > указатель угла перекладки руля
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