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'Ik ga vandaag van het schip af', or 'Ik verlaat vandaag het schip'/'Vandaag verlaat ik het schip'.
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What is a Platform called for getting on and off a ship?
It is the Brow is going from shore to ship. Gangplank is going from ship to ship.
What is the word for boarding a cruise ship?
Embarking. Getting off the ship is referred to as disembarking. :)
How do you stay on rock hoppers ship?
You stay on Rockhopper's ship by not getting off his ship, that is going into some other room.
What is a Platform called for getting on and off a ship that starts with the letter d?
dock
How did grenada gain independence from the dutch?
First off, Grenada was captured by Dutch Privateers. They were ruthless and would have destroyed Grenada if it hadn't been for French man-of-war. The battle ship recaptured the island and the privateers ran away.
Do you need a Passport when getting off cruise ship to do activities?
no you need your cruise i.d. or your room key
In 1799 the HMS Lutine sank off the coast of Holland Where would you find that ship's bell today?
Lloyd's
What is the island sighted from the Dutch ship Arnhem in 1623 and named by Abel Tasman in 1644?
Groote EylandtThis island, which lies off Australia's northern coast in the Gulf of Carpentaria, was discovered during the voyage of the Dutch ship Arnhem, under Willem van Coolsteerd. Abel Tasman named it in 1644. It means great island or large island.
Why does dutch-built ship sail so erratically and then ground itself on the reef three skeleton key?
The Dutch-built ship in "Three Skeleton Key" sails erratically and grounds on the reef due to a combination of factors, including poor visibility in the surrounding fog, strong currents pushing the vessel off course, and possibly the influence of the relentless swarm of rats aboard the ship affecting the crew's ability to navigate effectively.
Where is queen annes revenge located today?
Atlantic Ocean
What Dutch leader told the Swedes to get off Dutch land?
John Peter Zinger
What does roll on roll off mean?
A "RORO" or "Roll on, roll off" ship is a ship that has loading ramps into the ship and around it, allowing trucks to drive on to the ship when loading, and drive off the ship when unloading. This eliminates the need for large cranes to lift the trucks and trailers into the hold of the ship and back out again.
