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81 leave off ship
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82 drive-in/drive-off ship
Морской термин: трейлерное судноУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > drive-in/drive-off ship
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83 float-on/float-off ship
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > float-on/float-off ship
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84 get off a ship
Морской термин: снять судно с мели -
85 heave off ship
Техника: снимать судно с мели, спускать судно на воду -
86 heave off the ship
Морской термин: снять судно с мели, спустить судно на воду -
87 lift-on-lift-off ship
Военный термин: транспорт для контейнерных перевозок грузов -
88 lift-on/lift-off container ship
Морской термин: контейнеровоз с вертикальным способом погрузки и выгрузкиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > lift-on/lift-off container ship
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89 lift-on/lift-off ship
1) Морской термин: контейнеровоз, контейнеровоз с вертикальным способом погрузки и выгрузки -
90 pay off a ship
Общая лексика: распускать экипаж судна, увольнять экипаж судна -
91 prick off the ship
Макаров: отмечать место корабля на карте -
92 roll-off roll-on ship
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93 roll-off ship
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94 roll-on-roll-off ship
1) Техника: ролкер2) Коммерция: судно с быстрой погрузкой-выгрузкой дорожного транспорта -
95 roll-on/roll-off container ship
Морской термин: контейнеровоз с горизонтальным способом погрузки и выгрузкиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > roll-on/roll-off container ship
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96 take way off the ship
Морской термин: гасить инерцию хода судна -
97 taking way off the ship
Морской термин: гасящий инерцию хода судна, погашение инерции хода суднаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > taking way off the ship
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98 the ship sank off the coast
Общая лексика: судно затонуло недалеко от берегаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > the ship sank off the coast
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99 they brought off the passengers of the wrecked ship
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > they brought off the passengers of the wrecked ship
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100 way is off the ship
Морской термин: судно не имеет хода
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