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A four letter word for a place where ships can dock?
A quay is a platform built parallel to the shore where ships can tie up to. A pier is another four letter word where a ship can dock.
Can you give example sentences for dock?
Let's go to the dock and fish.You tie up your boat at the dock.I have a weed called dock that is hard to get rid of.
Where do ships tie up to?
A dock.
Where ships tie up answer begins with QUE?
What is quay? A quay is a structure built parallel to the shore where ships can dock to load and unload cargo or passengers. It typically has a solid surface for ships to tie up to and is equipped with mooring bollards or cleats for securing the vessels.
What if the ship don't have a anchor?
when you dock a ship you use a rope to tie the ship so it stays put, but out at sea you cant tie anywhere so that's why the ancor was invented, amagine waking up at gilligans island Many large ships use swivel-direction propellers to remain in one place. A ship can also be moored to a dock which requires no anchor. An anchor is used if there is no dock, the water is shallow enough for the anchor's chain to touch bottom, and there is something for the anchor to grab on the bottom.
What is moorages?
Where boats etc tie up / dock
Board a ship?
Walk up the gangplank, from the dock to the ship.
What is the berthing of the ship?
Berthing the ship - is simply the action of tying up the ship to a dock, or pier.
What is a Seine moorage?
Where boats, barges etc tie up / dock.
What does gangway have to do with the navy?
Ships tie up to piers and wharfs. There needs to be a way to get from the ship to the shore. This is normally provided by a gangway, a platform/stair/ramp used for movement between the two.
What is the Name of the rope used to tie up a ship?
The rope used to tie up a ship is called a mooring line or a docking line.
What is the best way to approach a dock when there is a strong wind?
Is the wind blowing toward the dock, or away from it? Whichever way you do this, make sure your life jackets are on, and have a member of your crew ready to get out of the boat and tie your boat up. If the wind's blowing toward the dock, this is really easy: pull up parallel to the dock and let the wind blow you up against it. Then have your crew person jump out and tie up. If it's blowing away from the dock, this is a little trickier but still fairly easy. Approach the dock into the wind at about a 20-degree angle. Put your crew member on the bow. Let the bow touch the dock; when it does, your crew member gets onto the dock and ties off. (Please don't tie off so tightly the boat can't turn.) You then steer the stern into the dock and tie off.
