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| gen. |
berth; make fast; tie up (of a ship); moor |
| fish.farm. |
moor to (dimock) |
| Gruzovik, nautic. |
moor to (pf of пришвартовываться, швартоваться); moor to (pf of пришвартовываться, швартоваться); tie up at (pf of пришвартовываться, швартоваться); make fast (pf of швартоваться) |
| Makarov. |
land a boat; moor a boat; put in a boat |
| Makarov., avia., nautic. |
moor to (прикрепляться швартовыми) |
| nautic. |
go alongside |
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moor (a ship); berth; make fast (to); tie up (at) |
| Gruzovik, nautic. |
moor to; moor to (pf of пришвартовывать, швартовать); tie up at (pf of пришвартовывать, швартовать); berth (pf of швартовать) |
| Makarov., avia., nautic. |
make fast to; moor to |
| nautic. |
moor; make fast (Andrey Truhachev) |
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| nautic. |
fast; moored (Alex_Odeychuk) |
| port.facil. |
docked ((of a ship) tie up at a dock, especially in order to load or unload passengers or cargo.
"the ship docked at San Francisco" (Oxford Dictionary): A cargo of sawn timber or lumber is loaded on board the MV Aorangi (1924), a transpacific ocean liner and cargo ship docked at Vancouver Harbour in the city of Vancouver in the province of British Columbia (Twitter) ART Vancouver) |
