15:49 Dec 1, 2006 |
English to French translations [PRO] Ships, Sailing, Maritime / Ship types | |||||||
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4 +1 | barque (au long cours) |
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4 | trois mâts barque |
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ocean barque barque (au long cours) Explanation: I think 'ocean' is superfluous, we're probably talking about a large sailing vessel with three masts: BARK Also (esp. sense 3) barque. LME. 1. Any small sailing vessel. Now only poet. LME. 2. A (large) rowing boat. Now only poet. L16. 3. An ocean-going sailing vessel of particular rig; spec. one with the aftermost mast fore-and-aft rigged and the other masts square-rigged. E17. • barkey noun (colloq.) a little bark; a ship: E18. BARQUE n. fém. Nom générique de petites embarcations, pontées ou non, naviguant sur mer ou en eau douce et servant à la pêche, au sauvetage ou au service des ports. / Trois-mâts barque: trois-mâts dont le gréement est caractérisé par des voiles carrées sur les deux premiers mâts et des voiles auriques sur le dernier. / Fig. Mener, conduire la barque: diriger, commander. Bien mener sa barque: conduire ses affaires avec efficacité. |
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ocean barque trois mâts barque Explanation: par exemple le Belem est un trois mâts barque |
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