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| anchorless; drifting; drift; adrift (drifting) | |||
| slack | |||
| adrift | |||
adrift (On December 5, 1872, a British brigantine named Dei Gratia was sailing near the Portuguese islands of the Azores when the crew spotted a ship adrift on choppy seas.  dailymail.com ART Vancouver) | |||
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| drift ((of people) to wander or live aimlessly • She drifted from job to job); whiffle; go adrift; make leeway; hull (без парусов, с выключенными машинами); be on the drift | |||
| follow sea | |||
| creep | |||
| sag | |||
| stream | |||
| slack | |||
| be on the drift; drag the anchor; get the boat into a drift | |||
| be carried along by currents (в результате действия ветра, течения) | |||
| crab; be adrift; drag the anchor (на якоре); drive; wanton; fall to leeward; lose ground; drift (в результате действия ветра, течения) | |||
| drift (о гироскопе); drift away; go leeward | |||
| make а lee way | |||
| drift | |||
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дрейфующий : 259 phrases in 41 subjects |