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211. Sail (πανι ΠΛΟΙΟΥ)
:: Initially river transport was by sail and rowboat mechanical means did not appear until the arrival of paddlesteamers in the early 1830s
212. Longboat (μεγαλύτερα λέμβος πλοίου)
:: Nordic warriors sailed into York in longboats on Saturday morning before two key battles Stamford Bridge and the Rout to Riccall were theatrically recreated
213. Hulk (σκάφος)
:: Cowan said the burnedout hulk of the building once a military base and still a national heritage site owned by the national Department of Public Works could not be torn down
214. Wake (ίχνη)
:: The pilot gets into a small bit of leftover wake turbulence the rental aircraft wobbles just before touchdown and a wingtip catches the runway
215. Stabilizer (σταθεροποιητής)
:: And having the aft thrusters working on the ship would be nice working stabilizers would be even better
216. Stack (σωρός)
:: Groaning and pushing myself up I shuffled over to my bathroom almost tripping on a stack of books piled near my bathroom door
217. Ground (έδαφος)
:: In spring you kill the vetch by simply cutting it close to the ground and then lay it in place on the beds
218. Grounding (γείωση)
:: This course provides a valuable introduction to the theoretical groundings and to the practical realities of Composition Studies
219. Colour (χρώμα)
:: for colour plant groups of winterflowering pansies
220. Rickshaw (rickshaw)
:: This will mean that no twostroke motorcycles rickshaws or delivery vans will be allowed to ply the roads of the metropolis
221. Rider (καβαλάρης)
:: As a rider to this overview of the role of music in this story however I want to suggest an adjustment of perspective
222. Bushwhack (bushwhack)
:: I was emotionally bushwhacked as I watched the TV coverage of the first lawful gay and lesbian marriages in Massachusetts
223. Maroon (μαρόν)
:: Last Sunday was officially declared a day of no rest in Ballinrobe as local painters and decorators coloured the town in maroon and yellow
224. Marque (άδεια κατασχέσεως)
:: Back in the late 1970s it languished at motorings base camp keeping company with much more mundane marques
225. Marquee (στέγη εισόδου)
:: Preparations were continuing as portable toilets were delivered to the grounds and marquee and tent companies continued to enter and leave the estate
226. Quarterdeck (κατάστρωμα της πρύμης)
:: Thomas writes colorfully of blackguards and mistresses salty sea dogs and young midshipmen bloody quarterdecks and Parisian salons
227. Minivan (minivan)
:: The Dodge brand was focused on trucks Jeep on SUVs and Chrysler on passenger vehicles including minivans
228. Tack (καρφάκι)
:: As we started the climb I told the crew that they must helm the yacht very carefully on the opposite tack as the rigging was only holding up one side of the mast
229. Paddle (κουπί)
:: Whenever she had the opportunity she would go down to the water unstrap her canoe and paddle out to a likely spot to do some fishing
230. Dredge (δίκτιο)
:: Season the fillets with salt and pepper and dredge them lightly in flour shaking off the excess
231. Biplane (διπλανό)
:: The clumsy wirebraced cloth and wood biplanes that had characterized the early days of aviation quickly fell by the side of the runway as manufacturers began to build aircraft which could cash in on the sudden mania for high speed
232. Accelerator (επιταχυντής)
:: he pressed the accelerator to the floor and the taxi shot forward
233. Shuttle (σαΐτα)
:: The shuttle never achieved its lofty launch schedule promised early in the program
234. Redcap (αχθοφόρος σιδηροδρομικού σταθμού)
:: After the redcaps sudden visit that sunny afternoon we knew why
235. Fisherman (ψαράς)
:: When fishermen caught species in their net that were over quota they had to throw them back into the sea
236. Launch (εκτόξευση)
:: The speed and the angle of sinking made it extremely difficult to launch the life boats and the first one that did get into the water spilled its occupants into the sea
237. Jib (φλόκος)
:: The driver who left the scene after the accident jumped from the cab just seconds before the jib of the crane plunged down onto the seashore
238. Shunt (παραδιακλάδωση)
:: Preliminary results appear promising fewer babies who have had surgery require shunts to drain fluid from their brains
239. Hubcap (τάσι)
:: The reserve was littered with old car tyres hubcaps couches and upended shopping trolleys
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