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Что (кто) такое topgallant halliard - определение
ROPE USED TO HOIST A LADDER, SAIL, FLAG OR YARD
Halyards; Halliard; The Halliard
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topgallant
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Topgallant (disambiguation)
[t?p'gal(?)nt, t?'gal-]
¦ noun
1. (also topgallant mast) the section of a square-rigged sailing ship's mast immediately above the topmast.
2. (also topgallant sail) a sail set on a topgallant mast.
Topgallant
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Topgallant (disambiguation)
·noun A topgallant mast or sail.
II. Topgallant ·adj Fig.: Highest; elevated; splendid.
III. Topgallant ·noun Fig.: Anything elevated or splendid.
IV. Topgallant ·adj Situated above the topmast and below the royal mast; designatb, or pertaining to, the third spars in order from the deck; as, the topgallant mast, yards, braces, and the like. ·see Illustration of Ship.
Halyard
In sailing, a halyard or halliard is a line (rope) that is used to hoist a ladder, sail, flag or yard. The term halyard comes from the phrase "to haul yards".
Halliard
·noun ·see Halyard.
topgallant sail
SAIL OR SAILS ABOVE TOPSAILS AND BELOW ROYALS
Top gallant sail
a sail set on a topgallant mast.
foremast
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POLE OF WOOD, METAL OR LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS USED IN THE RIGGING OF A SAILING VESSEL TO CARRY OR SUPPORT ITS SAIL
Fore-mast; Main-mast; Mizzen-mast; Jigger-mast; Mizzen; Ships' mast; Foremast; Mainmast; Mizzenmast; Jiggermast; Topgallant mast; Mast (ship); Mast (sail); Royal mast; Main topmast; Mizzen-topmast; Fore-topmast; Lower mast; Mizzen topgallant mast; Mast step; Mizzen mast; Ship's mast; Bonaventure mizzen; Yacht mast; Radar mast; Main mast; Mizenmast; Jigger mast; Tabernacle (sailing); Fore mast; Mast-step
¦ noun the mast of a ship nearest the bow.
mainmast
POLE OF WOOD, METAL OR LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS USED IN THE RIGGING OF A SAILING VESSEL TO CARRY OR SUPPORT ITS SAIL
Fore-mast; Main-mast; Mizzen-mast; Jigger-mast; Mizzen; Ships' mast; Foremast; Mainmast; Mizzenmast; Jiggermast; Topgallant mast; Mast (ship); Mast (sail); Royal mast; Main topmast; Mizzen-topmast; Fore-topmast; Lower mast; Mizzen topgallant mast; Mast step; Mizzen mast; Ship's mast; Bonaventure mizzen; Yacht mast; Radar mast; Main mast; Mizenmast; Jigger mast; Tabernacle (sailing); Fore mast; Mast-step
¦ noun the principal mast of a ship.
royal mast
POLE OF WOOD, METAL OR LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS USED IN THE RIGGING OF A SAILING VESSEL TO CARRY OR SUPPORT ITS SAIL
Fore-mast; Main-mast; Mizzen-mast; Jigger-mast; Mizzen; Ships' mast; Foremast; Mainmast; Mizzenmast; Jiggermast; Topgallant mast; Mast (ship); Mast (sail); Royal mast; Main topmast; Mizzen-topmast; Fore-topmast; Lower mast; Mizzen topgallant mast; Mast step; Mizzen mast; Ship's mast; Bonaventure mizzen; Yacht mast; Radar mast; Main mast; Mizenmast; Jigger mast; Tabernacle (sailing); Fore mast; Mast-step
¦ noun a section of a sailing ship's mast above the topgallant.
Mainmast
POLE OF WOOD, METAL OR LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS USED IN THE RIGGING OF A SAILING VESSEL TO CARRY OR SUPPORT ITS SAIL
Fore-mast; Main-mast; Mizzen-mast; Jigger-mast; Mizzen; Ships' mast; Foremast; Mainmast; Mizzenmast; Jiggermast; Topgallant mast; Mast (ship); Mast (sail); Royal mast; Main topmast; Mizzen-topmast; Fore-topmast; Lower mast; Mizzen topgallant mast; Mast step; Mizzen mast; Ship's mast; Bonaventure mizzen; Yacht mast; Radar mast; Main mast; Mizenmast; Jigger mast; Tabernacle (sailing); Fore mast; Mast-step
·noun The principal mast in a ship or other vessel.
Википедия
Halyard
 selectees heave around on the halyard to raise USS Constitution's mizzenmast topsail yard while underway.jpg?width=120)
In sailing, a halyard or halliard is a line (rope) that is used to hoist a ladder, sail, flag or yard. The term halyard comes from the phrase "to haul yards". Halyards, like most other parts of the running rigging, were classically made of natural fibre like manila or hemp.
