Examples of using Prow in English and their translations into German
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Both masts have mainsail, and prow and stern are roundish.
Yes, the world's a ship on its passage out, and not a voyage complete;and the pulpit is its prow.
You are designed like a ship's prow that furrows through the waters.
Set stands at the prow of the barque to fend it off, and the red sunrise symbolizes Apep's blood and Set's victory.
The colour of the boat changes depending on the reflection of the light, its prow is pointed and a glass box for a cabin.
The Yampeia that goes down like the prow of a large boat and cut the langádhia· North Bay where leaning almost stage.
Digital painting of beautiful river with cascades in fores twith colorful style,haft prow see view the rivers and mountain.
Herod Archelaus(4 BCE- 6 CE), AE Half-Pruta: prow of galley facing left& legend HPW/ wreath with legend EΘN; 14.5 x 13mm, 1.2g.
The theatres' foyers, on the first level,are at either end of the building, at the prow and stern of the"ship.
Set in the countryside, Chiayi Dongshi Puzi Creek Prow Sky Gift Traditional Farm Homestay offers air-conditioned rooms.
A lavish structure of oxidized copper plates andslate gathered from local quarries, the building is arched toward the sea like the prow of a ship.
After these emotions, I lie upon my back in the prow of the boat, in the North wind and the sunshine, in a state of complete beatitude;
They are more than 100 meters above sea level,an exceptional experience on a cliff so sharp that it looks like the prow of a giant ocean liner.
It is enough to see the spacious sun-deck at the prow, complemented with a chaise longue in the cockpit area and a set of cushions with closed cells.
He was assisted by the smphoniacus, which we see inside the small tent at the prow where he gives the beat for the oarsmen.
The ram at the prow became an animal snout, an eye was painted onto the sidewall and the stern decoration, the aphlaston, was curved inwards, like a tail.
And, quickly adjusting the sails, he glanced at our compass, turned the prow in due Northerly direction through an open channel, and our voyage had begun.
Hull protection packing- comprises five 7" x 3/16" strips of high molecular weight polyethylene or UHMWPE(ultra high molecular weight polyethylene),riveted to the bottom of the hull from the prow to the drag flap.
The two allegories on the prow("Paris" and"Abundance") face the Seine, while the two stern allegories("Navigation" and"Commerce") face the bridge.
Note that the base for this is our Forecast Essentials product,which shows a good average forecast for Steamboat Prow Pierce County, Washington, United States.
The prow("prōra") featured an elevated forecastle("pseudopation"), below which the siphon for the discharge of Greek fire projected, although secondary siphons could also be carried amidships on either side.
And falling into a place where twoseas met they ran the ship aground, and the prow having stuck itself fast remained unmoved, but the stern was broken by the force of the waves.
At a higher level, we encounter an extraordinary complex and sophisticated infra-structure owing to the infinite diversity of functions in our civilized societies.There is the enhancement of the intelligence of the Planet with humanity at the prow.
Outdated and outmoded Spain still clung to the“gentlemanly” art of ramming andscuttling by using a prow, a procedure introduced long ago by the Greeks into the battle at sea.
Notable climbs==*1978: The Cad(E5, 6a), North Stack, Gogarth, Anglesey*May 1982: Tequila Mockingbird(E6 6b), Chee Tor,Derbyshire*1982: The Prow(E6 6b), Raven's Tor, with Gill Fawcett, over 3 days*Slip'n'Slide(E6 6a), Crookrise, Yorkshire*Lord of the Flies(E6 6a), Dinas Cromlech, Snowdonia*Strawberries(E6 6b), Tremadog, North Wales*1983: Master's Edge(E7 6b), Millstone Edge.
Master Bourdichon discreetly reveals the identity of the patron of the magnificent codex heis painting by the coat of arms of Brittany on the prow of the ship that the saint has disembarked from.
He continued to struggle against the violent and narrow current, which separates the prow of the City and the stem of the island of Notre-Dame, which we call to-day the Isle St. Louis.
They allocated 100 oars(50 per side) three webs with square and triangular sails,complete deck and lifting manufactures, in prow and stern, strengthened with pipes of"liquid fire" and catapultes.
Traditional structures and many objects that featured in daily Maori lifeare covered in elaborately carved decoration, from the prow of a waka(canoe) and posts of a wharenui(meeting houses) to taiaha weapons.
Let those who are content to voyage with us through the pages that follow, becontent to reserve Corfu for the home ward journey, and to assume that our prow is headed now toward Crete, through a tossing sea such as led the ancients to exclaim,"The Cretan sea is wide!