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21 ship's articles
n plPETR TECH, WATER TRANSP artículos navieros m pl -
22 ship's boat
nWATER TRANSP bote de a bordo m, embarcación de un buque f -
23 ship's books
n plWATER TRANSP libros y cuadernos de a bordo m pl -
24 ship's bottom paint
nCOLOUR, WATER TRANSP pintura contra incrustaciones f -
25 ship's boy
nWATER TRANSP grumete m, marinero novel m, mozo m -
26 ship's hands
n plWATER TRANSP tripulación f -
27 ship's log
nWATER TRANSP diario de navegación m -
28 ship's papers
n plWATER TRANSP documentación del buque f -
29 ship's passport
nWATER TRANSP pasavante m -
30 ship's position
nWATER TRANSP situación del buque f -
31 ship's protest
nWATER TRANSP protesta de mar f -
32 ship's register
nWATER TRANSP matrícula del buque f, patente de navegación f -
33 ship-to-shore alerting
nTELECOM, WATER TRANSP alerta barco-tierra fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > ship-to-shore alerting
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34 ship-to-shore radio
nTELECOM, WATER TRANSP radiotelefonía buque a costa f -
35 ship-type rig
nPETR TECH barco-plataforma mPETROL equipo perforador tipo barco mWATER TRANSP aerials, reflectors instalación para buques f, montaje para buques m -
36 part of the ship which is under water
English-spanish dictionary > part of the ship which is under water
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37 lighter aboard ship
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38 take on water
viWATER TRANSP of ship hacer aguada -
39 blue-water
['bluː'wɔːtǝ(r)]ADJ (Naut) [navy, ship] de altura, pelágico -
40 abandon ship
viWATER TRANSP emergency situation abandonar el buque
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