Деловые темы для учащихся судоводительской специальности
Часть 1
Данилова С.В., Кузьмин В.Е., Сапунова О.В., Синт-Николаас Роб
Санкт-Петербург
2012
PILOTAGE
BASIC VOCABULARY
Pilotage |
Лоцманская проводка |
Compulsory = mandatory pilotage optional pilotage |
Обязательная л.п. Необязательная л.п. |
To be under pilotage = to be under pilot’s direction |
Следовать под лоцманской проводкой |
To pilot |
Осуществлять лоцманскую проводку |
To take/ to conduct/ to pilot vessel into/out of port |
Проводить судно в/из порта |
pilot |
лоцман |
Dock/Harbor/ port/ /ice/ deep sea/ river pilot |
Доковый/ портовый/ /ледовый/ морской/ речной лоцман |
Pilot station |
Лоцманская станция |
To employ pilot |
Нанять/ взять лоцмана |
To order pilot |
Заказать лоцмана |
A 6 hour notice |
Заявка за 6 часов |
To embark = to pick up pilot |
Принять лоцмана |
To board pilot |
Принять лоцмана |
To disembark = to drop pilot |
Сдать лоцмана |
To see / guide the pilot to the bridge |
Проводить лоцмана на ходовой мостик |
Pilot boarding ground/ area |
Место приема-сдачи лоцмана |
Recommended boarding speed |
Рекомендованная скорость для приёма лоцмана |
Pilot ladder |
Лоцманский трап |
Combination ladder |
Комбинированный трап |
Pilot flag |
Лоцманский флаг |
To hoist = to display pilot flag to pull down = to lower pilot flag |
Поднять лоцманский флаг Спустить лоцманский флаг |
Pilotcutter/ vessel |
Лоцманское судно |
Pilotlaunch/boat |
Лоцманский катер |
Pilotlicense/certificate |
Удостоверение лоцмана |
Tonavigatevessel |
Управлять судном |
To con vessel |
определять курс корабля, вести судно, управлять кораблем |
To handle vessel |
Управлять судном |
Pilotage area |
Район лоцманской проводки |
Restricted/confined waters |
Стесненные воды |
Without local knowledge |
Без знания местных условий |
Pilot card |
Лоцманская карточка |
Pilotage note/bill |
Лоцманская квитанция |
To fill in a document |
Заполнять документ |
Pilotage fee |
Лоцманский сбор |
Passage / Voyage |
Переход/ рейс |
Pilotage exemption certificate |
Удостоверение об освобождении от лоцманской проводки |
Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) |
Система Управления Движением Судов |
Wheelhouse poster |
Таблица маневренных характеристик |
Exercise 1. Replace the indicated words with their synonyms
The port pilot will conduct our ship to the berth.
Please sign the pilotage bill.
Pilotage is compulsory in this port for all ships.
Look! The pilot boat is approaching from our port side.
Vessels requiring pilot should hoist pilot flag.
The vessel picked up pilot in the vicinity of No. 1 buoy.
Pilotage is navigating a ship in restricted waters.
Pilot certificate is a document certifying that this person is authorized to pilot ships in the particular pilotage area.
Exercise 2. Insert the right term
The off-shore area where pilotage is available is called …
The position indicated on the chart where ships can embark or disembark vessels is called …
The signal flag of INTERCO meaning “I need a pilot” is flag …
The signal flag of INTERCO meaning “I have a pilot on board” is flag …
Vessels requiring a pilot should normally … him in advance.
During the final stage of … the vessel was assisted by pilot.
To direct steering of a ship is called …
Main particulars and maneuvering characteristics of the ship are reflected in …
Pilot can be … to the ship by pilot boat or…
Exercise No. 3 Translate the following sentences paying particular attention to the meaning of the word available
In fog shore based radar assistance is available.
Pilot will be available on arrival.
There are two available berths in the dock.
Is ice-breaker assistance available?
You will have to anchor as there is no available berth in the port.
Deep-sea pilot assistance is available in the Dover Strait.
Ship handling characteristics should be readily available on the bridge.
Exercise 4 Agree or disagree with the following statements and substantiate your opinion
Pilots are only necessary for entering or leaving a port.
Pilot has a good local knowledge.
Pilotage is compulsory in all ports of the world.
Pilot can be ordered by flag “Hotel”.
Pilot gives orders to the helmsman instead of the Master.
Pilot stations require general information about the incoming ship.
Pilots embark ships by means of a pilot ladder.