In nautical terms, the words have the following meanings: Weather - to pass to windward a point of land; the Lizard - a Cornwall Peninsula.
Therefore, weather the Lizard would be to make sail from either Plymouth or Portsmouth and pass by the Lizard (point) with the land on the Larboard (starboard) side of the ship.
The distance measured in sea that is called nautical mile & the speed is measured in knots 1 nautical mile =1852 metre
SS in nautical terms stands for steamshipSS Great Britain is a good example.
it means the weather conditions are not too bad but not perfect. the general meaning of mild applies.
Yes Brontosaurus does mean Thunder Lizard.
The term refers to getting to weather, that is, sailing around the Lizard, a promontory off Cornwall on the southern tip of Britain. It was the last obstacle to getting home for countless generations of British Royal Navy sailors, and due to its rough seas, is perhaps the most populated graveyard of ships in the world.
The Lizard in "Nim's Island" is a Bearded Dragon
Nautical has to do with the sea, or well, sailing, and anything that relates as such. Nautical has to do with the sea, or well, sailing, and anything that relates as such.
No. It is a monitor lizard, the largest in the world.
Nautical has to do with the sea, or well, sailing, and anything that relates as such. Nautical has to do with the sea, or well, sailing, and anything that relates as such.
to be lizard
Conduction is the transfer of heat from an area of warmer temperature to an area of colder temperature.
They have the same common ancestor if you go back far enough in time.