Übersetzung für 'stern post' von Englisch nach Deutsch

stern post

Achtersteven {m}naut.

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stern {adj}

achterlich [Seemannssprache]naut.

streng [unnachsichtig; auch Gesicht, Blick]

starr [unbeugsam, streng]

gestreng [veraltend] [auch hum. oder ironisch]

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stern

Heck {n}naut.

Schiffshinterteil {n}naut.

Hinterschiff {n}naut.

stern plane

hinteres Tiefenruder {n} [U-Boot]

stern-chaser

Heckgeschütz {n}hist.mil.naut.

stern spring

Achterspring {f}naut.

stern times

ernste Zeiten {pl}

stern chaser

Heckgeschütz {n}hist.mil.naut.

stern flap

Heckklappe {f}naut.

stern-heavy {adj}

achterlastig [Seemannssprache]naut.

stern deck

Achterdeck {n}naut.

stern wheel

Heckrad {n}naut.

stern taskmaster

strenger Vorgesetzter {m}

stern-looking {adj}

ernst dreinschauend [südd.] [selten: dreinsehend]

stern line

Achterleine {f}naut.

stern voice

strenge Stimme {f}

• The most used measure in length for registering a ship is the "length of the topmost deck" – the "length on deck" (LOD) – 'measured from leading edge of stem post to trailing edge of stern post on deck level' or the "length between perpendiculars" (LPP, LBP) – 'measured from leading edge of stem post to trailing edge of stern post in the construction waterline (CWL)'.
• s rudder to break off, which then damaged the stern post.
• oak stringer that was bolted to the futtocks and led out to stem and stern post.
• Her stern post broke and she filled with water. The weather was shocking, but it was hoped that it would be possible to remove the timber she was carrying between decks.
• It is one of the few surviving original hull assemblages that show composite construction of iron frames and River Redgum planks, keel and stem/stern post.

• oak stringer that was bolted to the futtocks and led out to stem and stern post.
• The main sailing ships available in Brittany at that time were of the cog type (a flat-bottomed cargo ship with high sides and distinctive straight angled stem and stern post).
• Ships began to be built with straight stem posts and the rudder was fixed to the stern post which made a boat easier to steer.
• In 1971, the local current flow movement caused a sandbank to expose the Punic Ship's stern post of protruding timber.
• Its length from stem post to stern post was 53 m (174 ft); this was considerably shorter than the length if the bowsprit and beakhead were included.

• After she was freed the "Hanna" sailed to Indiana Harbor and unloaded her cargo; after unloading the "Hanna" was taken to the Ecorse, Michigan yard of the Great Lakes Engineering Works where she was placed in dry dock She damaged between 50 and 60 of her steel hull plates, her stern post and her rudder stock.