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Air and Maritime Transport - Boat Structure & Equipment

Learn vocabulary for the main structures and equipment found on boats and ships, including decks, compartments, sails, and steering systems.

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bridge
bridge
[Rzeczownik]

the elevated platform on a ship from which it is steered and commanded

Ex: She was called to the bridge to assist with the docking procedure. 
deck
deck
[Rzeczownik]

a ship or boat's upper outside floor

pokład, górna zewnętrzna podłoga

pokład, górna zewnętrzna podłoga

Ex: The deck of the ship was crowded with passengers. 

Pokład statku był zatłoczony pasażerami.

cabin
cabin
[Rzeczownik]

a small private room on a ship or boat used for sleeping

kabina, kajuta

kabina, kajuta

Ex: The crew assigned cabins to all travelers. 

Załoga przydzieliła kabiny wszystkim podróżnym.

helm
helm
[Rzeczownik]

the mechanical device used to steer a ship

hulk
hulk
[Rzeczownik]

the main structure of an old ship or vehicle that is no longer in use

Ex: The old hulk served as a storage barge for several years before being retired. 
hull
hull
[Rzeczownik]

the main body or framework of a ship or boat, typically the outer shell that provides buoyancy and protects against water

kadłub, poszycie

kadłub, poszycie

Ex: The submarine's hull was made of titanium alloy to withstand the pressures of deep-sea exploration. 

Kadłub łodzi podwodnej został wykonany ze stopu tytanu, aby wytrzymać ciśnienie podczas eksploracji głębin morskich.

boiler room
boiler room
[Rzeczownik]

a room in a ship or building, which is equipped with a heating device

kotłownia, pomieszczenie kotła

kotłownia, pomieszczenie kotła

bottom
bottom
[Rzeczownik]

the structural part in a vessel that provides stability and buoyancy

dno, kadłub

dno, kadłub

Ex: Regular maintenance of the bottom can prevent corrosion and extend the lifespan of the ship. 

Regularna konserwacja kadłuba może zapobiec korozji i przedłużyć żywotność statku.

bow
bow
[Rzeczownik]

the forward-most part of a ship, boat, or aircraft

dziób, przód

dziób, przód

Ex: The bow of the plane pointed toward the runway. 

Dziób samolotu był skierowany w stronę pasa startowego.

crow's nest
crow's nest
[Rzeczownik]

a small lookout platform positioned high on a ship's mast

Ex: The crow's nest swayed with the motion of the ship. 
deck-house
deck-house
[Rzeczownik]

a raised structure built on the upper deck of a ship, serving as a shelter or housing for equipment or crew

Ex: The deck-house was painted white to reduce heat absorption. 
wheelhouse
wheelhouse
[Rzeczownik]

an enclosed cabin on a ship from which the vessel is steered and navigated

Ex: The helmsman stayed in the wheelhouse throughout the night watch. 
engine room
engine room
[Rzeczownik]

a compartment on a ship where the engines are housed

Ex: The engine room is located below deck, near the stern. 
forecastle
forecastle
[Rzeczownik]

a part of a ship used as the crew’s quarters

dziobówka, kwatery załogi

dziobówka, kwatery załogi

Ex: The old ship had a cramped forecastle, with barely enough room for the crew to sleep. 

Stary statek miał ciasny dziobówkę, z ledwo wystarczającą przestrzenią dla załogi do spania.

galley
galley
[Rzeczownik]

the area on a ship where food is prepared and cooked

kambuz, kuchnia okrętowa

kambuz, kuchnia okrętowa

Ex: Crew members took turns cooking in the galley. 

Członkowie załogi zmieniali się przy gotowaniu w kuchni okrętowej.

gunnel
gunnel
[Rzeczownik]

the upper edge of a boat's side, forming the topmost planking of a wooden vessel

Ex: She gripped the gunnel tightly as the boat rocked. 
keel
keel
[Rzeczownik]

the main structural beam running along the bottom of a ship's hull, providing stability and strength

Ex: Damage to the keel can compromise the entire hull structure. 
periscope
periscope
[Rzeczownik]

an optical instrument that allows viewing from a concealed or obstructed position

Ex: The periscope can be extended several metres above the waterline. 
porthole
porthole
[Rzeczownik]

a circular window in the side of a ship or aircraft

Ex: He wiped the condensation off the porthole to get a better view. 
quarterdeck
quarterdeck
[Rzeczownik]

the part of a ship's upper deck near the stern

Ex: Visitors were not allowed on the quarterdeck without permission. 
stern
stern
[Rzeczownik]

the rear or aft part of a ship or boat

rufa, tył statku

rufa, tył statku

Ex: The lifeboats were lowered from the stern. 

Łodzie ratunkowe zostały opuszczone z rufy.

mainsail
mainsail
[Rzeczownik]

the primary sail set on the mainmast of a sailing vessel

Ex: The mainsail was patched after it tore during the storm. 
mast
mast
[Rzeczownik]

a tall, vertical pole on a ship or boat that supports the sails and rigging

maszt, słup okrętowy

maszt, słup okrętowy

Ex: The wind filled the sails attached to the mast. 

Wiatr wypełnił żagle przymocowane do masztu.

sail
sail
[Rzeczownik]

a large sheet of fabric, typically canvas, designed to catch the wind and propel a sailing vessel forward

żagiel, grotżagiel

żagiel, grotżagiel

Ex: Ancient mariners relied on sturdy sails to navigate the seas. 

Starożytni żeglarze polegali na mocnych żaglach, aby żeglować po morzach.

anchor
anchor
[Rzeczownik]

a heavy object, usually made of metal, designed to secure a vessel or structure firmly to the bottom of a body of water to prevent drifting

kotwica, kotew

kotwica, kotew

Ex: The anchor chain rattled as it was pulled up from the ocean floor. 

Łańcuch kotwicy zgrzytał, gdy był wyciągany z dna oceanu.

bowline
bowline
[Rzeczownik]

a knot that forms a fixed loop at the end of a rope, which does not slip or jam

Ex: The bowline held firm under the heavy load. 
ensign
ensign
[Rzeczownik]

a flag flown on a ship to indicate its nationality

foresail
foresail
[Rzeczownik]

the first piece of fabric used on a boat or ship to catch the wind and help it move

fok, żagiel przedni

fok, żagiel przedni

Ex: They got a new foresail because the old one was torn. 

Dostali nowy fok, ponieważ stary był rozdarty.

jib
jib
[Rzeczownik]

a triangular sail set forward of the foremast on a sailing vessel

oarlock
oarlock
[Rzeczownik]

a U-shaped socket on the side of a boat that secures the oar and serves as a pivot point for rowing

Ex: The oarlock swivelled smoothly, allowing for efficient rowing. 
mizzenmast
mizzenmast
[Rzeczownik]

a mast positioned aft of a ship's mainmast

Ex: The flag was tied to the top of the mizzenmast. 
paddle
paddle
[Rzeczownik]

a tool used to move a boat or raft through the water, consisting of a long handle with a flat or curved blade on one end

wiosło, paddle

wiosło, paddle

Ex: The boat’s paddle broke, leaving them stranded in the middle of the lake. 

Wiosło łódki się złamało, pozostawiając ich na środku jeziora.

spar
spar
[Rzeczownik]

a sturdy pole of wood or metal used to support a ship's rigging and sails

tiller
tiller
[Rzeczownik]

lever used to turn the rudder on a boat

rumpla, dźwignia steru

rumpla, dźwignia steru

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