TERMINOLOGY FOUND IN THE SHIPPING AND CRUISE INDUSTRY Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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on a ship

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Aboard

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2
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to turn a ship around

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About

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3
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back of a ship

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Aft

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4
Q

All crew members

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All hands

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5
Q

widest point of a ship

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Beam

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6
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bed-space; or place where a ship is tied up (moored)

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Berth

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7
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direction of travel

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Course

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8
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To go ashore

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Disembark

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9
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place in harbour where a ship can tie up or moor (berth)

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Dock

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10
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place where a ship is serviced

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Dry dock

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11
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travelling smoothly

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Even keel

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12
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depth of water (1 fathom = 1.8 metres)

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Fathom

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13
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to the front of a ship

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Forward

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14
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signifies special low tax arrangements

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Free port

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15
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Kitchen

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Galley

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16
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walkway providing passage

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Gangway

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17
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a ship’s steering mechanism

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Helm

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18
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Storage area

19
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watertight body of a ship

20
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bottom-most structural member around which a hull is built

21
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speed at sea (approx. 1.85 kilometres or 1.15 miles per hour)

22
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measurement of location north and south of the equator

23
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sheltered from the wind

24
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measurement of location east and west of the standard meridian

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Staff dining area
Mess (crew or officer)
26
middle part of a ship
Midship
27
to tie a ship up
Moor
28
lifeboat drill or exercise
Muster drill
29
equal to one minute of latitude; see also knot
Nautical mile
30
platform on pillars extending into the sea
Pier
31
movement by a ship in rough waters or high winds
Pitch, roll and yaws
32
destination with a harbour; or left-hand side
Port
33
where a ship is documented
Registry
34
hinged plate used to steer a ship
Rudder
35
navigation lights used to increase a ship's visibility and direction of travel (red = port; green = starboard)
Running lights
36
device used to reduce a ship's roll
Stabilizer
37
right-hand side
Starboard
38
rear part of a ship
Stern
39
lifeboat; also used to ferry guests to a destination when a harbour is unavailable
Tender
40
periodic change in sea level caused by gravitation
Tide
41
waves created by a ship's hull
Wake
42
where the hull of a ship meets the surface of the water
Waterline
43
doors used to seal off sections below the waterline
Watertight doors
44
facing the usual wind direction
Windward