Language of Cruising Flashcards by Olicia, Chielsy Kaye O. | Brainscape

Q

cabin that does not have window or balcony

A

Inside Cabin

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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

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Stabilizer

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the ramp or stairway

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Gangway

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floating object used to mark a hazard

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Buoy

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Q

level on the shio

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Deck

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

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Space Ratio

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On or in the ship

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Aboard

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the shipd kitchen

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Galley

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Front of the ship

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Bow

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Towards the front of the ship

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Forward

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Rocking motion of the ship from side to side

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Roll

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Q

Diagram of the ships deck

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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

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Muster Station

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area of bridge where steering wheel is found

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Helm

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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

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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

Q

when ship is in port

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At Port Day

Q

small window in the hull of the ship

A

Porthole

Q

rocking of ship from bow to stern

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Pitch

Q

cabin that has window or balcony

A

Outside Cabin

Q

built on the shore to which a ship can moor

A

Pier

Q

Port that a ships visits during its itinerary

A

Port of Call

Q

a bed in cabin

A

Berth