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vict.ual.ling ship[vitəliŋ ʃ'ip] n navio de abastecimento. -
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victualling, ( USA) victualing /ˈvɪtlɪŋ/n. [u](arc.) approvvigionamento; vettovagliamento● (dog.) victualling bill, permesso di provvigioni a bordo □ (naut.) victualling office, ufficio di vettovagliamento □ (naut.) victualling ship, nave (di) rifornimento □ (naut.) victualling yard, magazzino viveri ( per navi). -
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n1) постачання продовольства (харчових припасів); забезпечення провіантом2) запас продовольства (харчових припасів, провіанту)victualling ship — мор. транспорт з продовольством
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1. n ярд2. n поэт. пядь3. n разг. большая длина или большое количествоby the yard — в большом количестве; без конца и края
4. n кубический ярд5. n мор. рей6. n амер. сл. сто долларов7. n амер. сл. редк. тысяча долларов8. n двор9. n сад10. n огород11. n скотный двор; загон12. n склад; площадка13. n лесной склад, лесной двор; лесная биржаyard lumber — биржевые пиломатериалы; воздушно-сухой пиломатериал
14. n мор. морской арсенал15. n мор. верфь16. n мор. портовые мастерские и склады17. n мор. амер. канад. зимнее пастбище, выгон18. n мор. ж. -д. сортировочная станция, парк19. v загонять скотину20. v лес. трелевать21. v лес. хранить на площадке или складе22. v лес. спец. переходить на зимнее пастбищеСинонимический ряд:1. close (noun) atrium; close; compound; court; curtilage; enclosure; grounds; quad; quadrangle2. grass (noun) grass; lawn; plot; terrace3. tract (noun) area; courtyard; lot; patch; quadrant; square; tract
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