M13: Passage Planning

Question 1

will that be ample for your needs?

Answer 1

ample [ˈæmpl] a

1 platus, erdvus, didelis

2 pakankamas; gausus;

will that be ample for your needs? ar to jums pakaks?

Question 2

contingency

Answer 2

contingency [kənˈtɪndʒənsɪ] n atsitiktinumas; netikėtumas; nenumatytas atvejis;

Question 3

aftermath

Answer 3

aftermath [ˈɑ:ftəmæθ] n
1 padarinys, rezultatas, pasekmė
Damage was still being assessed in the aftermath of the incidents

Question 4

bifurcation buoy

Answer 4

bifurcation [ˌbaɪfəˈkeɪʃn] n išsiskyrimas į dvi šakas, dvišakuma; išsišakojimas; bifurkacija

A bifurcation buoy is used to mark the point where a channel divises in to branches. You may pass this buoy on either side (port or starboard side) when moving upstream. It’s coloured with red and green bands. The main or preferred channel is shown by the colour of the top band.

Question 5

to be up to

Answer 5

To be equal to, or prepared for; as, he is up to the business, or the emergency.
- H. Spencer.

Question 6

creek

Answer 6

creek [kri:k] n

1 nedidelė įlanka, užtakis, salpas

Question 7

quay

Answer 7

quay [ki:] n krantinė, prieplauka

Question 8

abeam of the green beacon

Answer 8

once abeam of the green beacon a bearing on the Readlands beacon of 216 deg or back bearing on the green post 216 deg could be used

Question 9

stay south of

Answer 9

Barlett Reef – stay south of lighthouse

Question 10

keep ….. to port.

Answer 10

Exiting Niantic Bay keep R “6” Fl R 4s (with a bell) to port.

Question 11

buoy bears 270 deg

Answer 11

BB1 green buoy bears 270 deg

Question 12

1 mile east of … buoy

Answer 12

1 mile east of FC1 green buoy

Question 13

close to …

Answer 13

close to FC3 green buoy

Question 14

sill

Answer 14

sill [sɪl] n
1 palangė
2 slenkstis
The sill at the entrance has a charted depth of 1.5m