Language of Cruising Flashcards by Olicia, Chielsy Kaye O.

Q

cabin that does not have window or balcony

A

Inside Cabin

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Q

right side of the ship as viewed from the stern

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Starboard

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Q

helps to reduce the roll of the ship

A

Stabilizer

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Q

the ramp or stairway

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Gangway

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Q

floating object used to mark a hazard

A

Buoy

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Q

level on the shio

A

Deck

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Q

ratio of the number of passengers to the total space of ship

A

Space Ratio

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Q

On or in the ship

A

Aboard

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Q

the shipd kitchen

A

Galley

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Front of the ship

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Bow

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Towards the front of the ship

A

Forward

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Rocking motion of the ship from side to side

A

Roll

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Q

Diagram of the ships deck

A

Deckplan

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Q

When ship is not in port

A

At Sea Day

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Q

command center of ship

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Bridge

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width of ship at its widest point

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Beam

Q

designated assembly point for passengers

A

Muster Station

Q

area of bridge where steering wheel is found

A

Helm

Q

vertical partition that divides the ship into compartments

A

Bulkhead

Q

measure of the ships size

A

GRT or Gross Registered Tonnage

Q

passengers room on the ship

A

Cabin

Q

backbone of the ship

A

Keel

Q

unit of speed equal to one nautical mile per hour

A

Knot

Q

outer shell of the ship

A

Hull

when ship is in port

At Port Day

small window in the hull of the ship

Porthole

rocking of ship from bow to stern

Pitch

cabin that has window or balcony

Outside Cabin

built on the shore to which a ship can moor

Pier

Port that a ships visits during its itinerary

Port of Call

a bed in cabin

Berth