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YAL - short and wide sea boat

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REI - a metal or wooden beam attached to the mast

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GUYS - flag on the bow of the ship

LAD - sea and river vessel of the ancient Slavs

LIGHTHOUSE - light or radio navigation landmark

MILE - a unit of distance at sea

MINA - a type of naval weapon

KNOT - unit of ship speed

SLIP - military 3-masted sailing ship

YUNGA - a teenager studying maritime affairs

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WATCH - round-the-clock duty on the ship to protect it, maintain order, and ensure the safety of navigation

CUTTING - service. room on the ship to accommodate command posts and combat posts

RYNDA - ship's bell

STORM - a storm caused by a deep cyclone

schooner - sea sailing ship with slanting sails

ANCHOR - a device for holding a ship in place

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GALERA - wooden rowing warship

GUM - a bunch of tow wrapped in rags

KLIPER - a high-speed old sailing vessel for transporting valuable cargo over a distance

KORVET - a small patrol ship

PILOTSMAN - a ship's specialist who helps the captain to guide the ship to the required place

RUNDUK - a box for storing personal belongings of the ship's crew

FRIGATE - 3-masted powerful armed ship

TSUNAMI - ocean waves up to 50 m high

SKIPPER - navigator in the merchant marine

Echo sounder - navigation device for continuous automatic depth measurement

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GOLOVIN - the first Russian field marshal general

CABOTAGE - navigation of ships between the ports of one country

CRUISER - a powerful armored, well-armed ship

NAKHIMOV - Russian naval commander, admiral

SEKSTAN - a device for determining the coordinates of a ship or aircraft

RIGGING - the common name for all ship gear

TORPEDA - a self-propelled underwater projectile with a conventional or nuclear charge

FLAGSHIP - fleet commander, commander of a formation of ships

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Dreadnought - a ship of the line with guns and torpedoes

PACKETBOAT - a small sailing ship for carrying mail and messenger service

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NAVIGATION - the science of navigating ships

CHRONOMETER - especially accurate watches

HURRICANS - hurricanes with a wind speed of 60 m/s

MOORING - maneuver of the ship when approaching the parking lot

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BRIGANTINA - 6-8-gun 2-masted sailboat

STEEL - a wooden or steel beam in the bow of a ship

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LOADER - a special surface or underwater ship

PORTHOLE - a window on a ship

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