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1 steer to leeward
Макаров: идти в подветренную сторону (о корабле), править в подветренную сторону (о корабле) -
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1.(esp. Naut.)adjective2. nounto/on the leeward side of the ship — nach/in Lee
Leeseite, dieto leeward — leewärts; nach Lee
* * *lee·ward[ˈli:wəd, AM -wɚd]* * *['liːwəd]1. adjLee-leeward side — Leeseite f
2. advleewärtsthe ship was anchored leeward of the island — das Schiff ankerte an der Leeseite der Insel
3. nLee(seite) fto leeward —
steer to leeward — nach der Leeseite steuern, leewärts steuern
* * *B s Lee(seite) f:to leeward → C;drive to leeward abtreiben;fall to leeward abfallenC adv leewärts, nach Lee* * *1.(esp. Naut.)adjective2. nounto/on the leeward side of the ship — nach/in Lee
Leeseite, dieto leeward — leewärts; nach Lee
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3 leeward
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4 leeward
['liːwəd, 'luːəd] 1.nome lato m. di sottovento2.aggettivo e avverbio sottovento* * *leeward /ˈli:wəd/ (naut.)A a. e avv.B n. [u]poggia; sottovento; lato sottovento ( di nave)● on the leeward, sottovento □ to steer to leeward, mettere la barra sottoventoleewardlya.( di nave) che scade sottovento; poggiera.* * *['liːwəd, 'luːəd] 1.nome lato m. di sottovento2.aggettivo e avverbio sottovento -
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ˈli:wəd
1. сущ. подветренная сторона in/upon/to leeward (of) ≈ с подветренной стороны чего-л. Ant: windward
2. прил. подветренный Syn: lee, windward
3. нареч. в подветренную сторону подветренная сторона - to (the) * в подветренную сторону - on /upon/ (the) * с подветренной стороны - to steer to * править /идти/ в подветренную сторону (о корабле) подветренный - * shore подветренный берег в подветренную сторону leeward в подветренную сторону ~ подветренная сторона ~ подветренный
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