Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Romanian term or phrase:
apupa
English translation:
heeling bow, gripping
Added to glossary by
Florina Ciorba
Sep 8, 2008 10:39
15 yrs ago
Romanian term
apupa
Romanian to English
Other
Ships, Sailing, Maritime
Boat technical specifications
a se inclina longitudinal spre pupa
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | heeling bow, gripping | Anca Nitu |
4 +1 | trim by the stern | Iosif JUHASZ |
Proposed translations
9 hrs
Selected
heeling bow, gripping
Domaine(s) : - marine
bateau
anglais
français
list
bande n. f.
Définition :
The inclining of a ship to one side or the other due usually to a shift in the cargo or the flooding in some part of the hull.
Inclinaison to one side, as of a vessel.
Sous-entrée(s) :
synonyme(s)
heel
heeling [Great Britain]
Note(s) :
It is more permanent than a heel, which is more often due to the pressure of the wind and lasts only as long as a ship's course relative to the wind is held without alteration.
The terms « list » and « heel » are often used synonymously, but « list » generally implies a state of equilibrium in an inclined condition, while « heel » may imply either a continuing or momentary inclination.
GDT
http://books.google.ca/books?id=R7HywPccJdYC&pg=RA1-PA76&lpg...
http://www.sdyc.org/gallery/v/SDYC-Fleets/PC/pchistory/17_Ko...
pentru cei care imi vor spune ca Bow = prova le spun dinainte sa citeasca linkul nr 2 :)
in cel mai rau caz "heeling towards the stern" :)
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Note added at 11 hrs (2008-09-08 22:28:25 GMT)
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Griping - scuze de typo
bateau
anglais
français
list
bande n. f.
Définition :
The inclining of a ship to one side or the other due usually to a shift in the cargo or the flooding in some part of the hull.
Inclinaison to one side, as of a vessel.
Sous-entrée(s) :
synonyme(s)
heel
heeling [Great Britain]
Note(s) :
It is more permanent than a heel, which is more often due to the pressure of the wind and lasts only as long as a ship's course relative to the wind is held without alteration.
The terms « list » and « heel » are often used synonymously, but « list » generally implies a state of equilibrium in an inclined condition, while « heel » may imply either a continuing or momentary inclination.
GDT
http://books.google.ca/books?id=R7HywPccJdYC&pg=RA1-PA76&lpg...
http://www.sdyc.org/gallery/v/SDYC-Fleets/PC/pchistory/17_Ko...
pentru cei care imi vor spune ca Bow = prova le spun dinainte sa citeasca linkul nr 2 :)
in cel mai rau caz "heeling towards the stern" :)
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Note added at 11 hrs (2008-09-08 22:28:25 GMT)
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Griping - scuze de typo
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Comment: "Multumesc"
+1
5 hrs
trim by the stern
.
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