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Italian

strambata

English

jibe

Last Update: 2019-05-03
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Reference: Anonymous

Italian

la strambata

English

the gybe

Last Update: 2019-05-03
Usage Frequency: 1
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Reference: Anonymous

Italian

strambata cinese

English

chinese gybe

Last Update: 2014-11-14
Usage Frequency: 5
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Reference: IATE

Italian

i marinai sanno, questo non è uno yacht e un gommone che una strambata contro un fondamentalmente diversi muri.

English

sailors know, that is not a yacht and a dinghy that a jibe against a fundamentally different walls.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
Usage Frequency: 1
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Reference: IATE

Italian

il programma del corso prevede lezioni di teoria sui movimenti fondamentali e lezioni in acqua in cui si apprendono le prime virate, le diverse andature, l’impostazione di base per la strambata e naturalmente le norme di sicurezza in acqua.

English

the course programme contains both theory and practice: surfing in different directions , tack , simple jibe , and an introduction to the safety rules. special focus is on the proper technique and bodyposition.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
Usage Frequency: 1
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Reference: IATE

Italian

più tarde i portoghesi tentarono senza successo di togliere agli spagnoli le canarie. fu molto probabilmente in uno dei loro viaggi di ritorno da madera che portandosi al largo per sfruttare meglio il vento, avvistarono le azzorre. questa deviazione verso il largo (in portoghese, "volta do largo", ossia una ampia strambata), divenne da allora una consuetudine per le flotte portoghesi, che lo utilizzarono con successo anche quando, raggiunta la fascia tropicale e sperimentate le calme equatoriali, se ne servirono per aggirarle e fare rotta verso sud.

English

later the portuguese made unsuccessful attempts to take the canary islands from the spaniards. it is most probably during one of their trips home from madeira that, while sailing on the open ocean to better take advantage of the wind, they caught sight of the azores. from then on, this detour via the open ocean ("volta do largo" in portuguese - i.e. this huge jibing maneuver) became common practice among portuguese fleets, which used it successfully even if, having reached the tropical belt and experienced the equatorial calms, they used it to circumvent the latter and head south.

Last Update: 2019-05-03
Usage Frequency: 1
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Reference: Anonymous
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