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	German	English
	Similar words: Füll-Laut, Haut, Haut..., Laut, Maut, baut, haut, kaut, laut, taut	Similar words: VAT, pole-vault, taut, vast, vat, vault, vaunt
	Besanschot an! [naut.] [hist.]	Splice the main brace!
	Besteck {n} [naut.]	pricking (of chart)
	Betonbaumschacht {m}; Baumschacht {m}	groundfill around a tree; tree well; precast concrete vault [Am.]
	Betonnung {f}; Austonnung {f} [naut.]	buoying; buoyage; beaconage
	Bilgenwasser {n} [naut.]	bilge water
	Blaufärbung {f} der Haut; Hautzyanose {f}; Zyanoderma {n} [med.]	cyanoderma; cyanosis of the skin
	Blaufeuer {n} [naut.]	blue flare-up light
	Blauküpe {f} [techn.]	blue vat
	Blinkbefeuerung {f}; Blitzbefeuerung {f} [naut.]	flashlights
	Blinkfeuer {n}; Blitzfeuer {n} [naut.]	intermittent light; flashlight
	Block {m} (Schiff) [naut.]	system of pulleys
	Boden {m}; Fußboden {m} [naut.]	sole
	Bodengang {m} (Schiff) [naut.]	bottom plating (of a ship)
	Bojentau {n} [naut.]	buoy line
	Bootsfanfare {f} [naut.]	boat horn
	Bordcomputer {m} (Schiff) [naut.]	seaborne computer
	Bordverkauf {m} [aviat.] [naut.]	on-board sale; inflight sale [aviat.]
	Bramsegel {n} [naut.]	topgallant sail
	Bramstenge {f}; Bram {f} (zweite Verlängerung des Untermasts bei einem Segelschiff) [naut.]	topgallant mast; topgallant (second extension of the lower mast in a sailing ship)
	Braunfleckigkeit {f} der Haut [med.]	chloasma; melasma
	Bruchsteingewölbe {n} [constr.]	quarrystone vault; rubble vault [Am.]
	Brückenaufbau {m}; Brücke {f} [naut.]	bridge
	Buglicht {n} des Ankerliegers [naut.]	bow light
	Bugruder {n} [naut.]	bow rudder (ship); bow plane (submarine)
	Bugspriet {m}; Bugspriet {n} [naut.]	bowsprit; bow sprit
	Bugstrahlruder {n} [naut.]	bow thruster; lateral-thrust unit
	Bugüberhang {m}; Bugspitze {f}; Galion {n} [naut.] [hist.]	prow
	Bugwulst {m} [naut.]	bulb of a prow
	Bullenstander {m} [naut.]	lazy guy; bull pendant; check rope
	Deckpeilung {f} [naut.]	navigational transit; transit line; leading line; range [Am.]
	Deckskante {f} [naut.]	rail
	Decksprung {m}; Sprung {m} (eines Schiffs) [naut.]	sheer of a ship's deck
	Dennebaum {m}; Tennebaum {m}; seitliche Laderaumbegrenzung oberhalb des Gangbordes [naut.]	hatch coaming; hatchway coaming
	Dirk {f} [naut.]	topping lift
	Dockbank {f} [naut.]	dockside
	Docklandungsschiff {n} [mil.] [naut.]	Dock Landing Ship
	Dredscharbeiten {pl} [naut.]	dredging work; dredging operations
	Dreiruderer {m}; Trireme {f}; Triere {f} (antikes Kriegsschiff) [naut.] [hist.]	trireme (ancient warship)
	Durchfahrtsordnung {f} [naut.] [adm.]	régime of passage
	Durchfahrtsrecht {n} [auto] [naut.] [transp.]	right of passage
	Durchsuchung {f} (eines Schiffs) (Völkerrecht) [jur.] [naut.]	visit and search (of a ship) (international law)
	Durchsuchungsrecht {n}; Recht {n} auf Durchsuchung eines Schiffs (Völkerrecht) [jur.] [naut.]	right of visit and search (of a ship) (international law)
	Dwarsabstand {m} [aviat.] [naut.]	distance on the beam; athwart distance [Am.]
	Einheitsklasse {f} (Schiff) [naut.]	one-design class (ship)
	Einlaufen {n} in Häfen [naut.]	port entry
	Einruderer {f}; Monoreme {f}; Monere {f} (antikes Kriegsschiff) [naut.] [hist.]	monoreme (ancient warship)
	(kleiner, vom Radar nicht erfassbarer) Eisberg {m} [naut.]	growler (iceberg too small to be detected by radar)
	Entermatrose {m} [naut.] [hist.]	boarder
	Etmal {n} (von Mittag bis zum folgenden Mittag zurückgelegte Strecke) [naut.]	day's run; 24-hour run; noon-to-noon run
	Exuvie {f}; abgestreifte Haut {f}; abgeworfene Federn {pl} [ornith.]; (beim Haarwechsel) verlorene Haare {pl} [zool.]	moult [Br.]; molt [Am.] (shed old feathers, hair, or skin)
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