''The ship was fully loaded, and was listing slightly to port because of poor cargo distribution.''
What does it mean ''listing'' in this contex ?
https://translate.google.fr/?hl=fr#en/fr/to%20list
(of a ship) lean to one side, typically because of a leak or unbalanced cargo.
"In a second life-saving air-sea rescue, 16 Russian seamen were plucked from a 6000 ton cargo ship listing heavily in a force nine gale off the Devon coast yesterday."
synonymes: lean, lean over, tilt, tip, heel, heel over, keel over, careen, cant, pitch, incline, slant, slope
it's off balance to one side
>>52318111
>>52318070
Thx google people!
>>52318843
Like, thx for googling instead of me, although I did try with GoogleTranslate but it didn't show me that ''Russian seamen'' explanation.
>>52319056
i didn't google
thanks for the accusations
>>52319089
I do apologize, your flag should gave me a hint that you are a native speaker
Nautical terms are very weird OP. It's like a whole different language within the English language.
If you know what all the other words mean then it's obvious. Context clues, OP
>>52319512
I agree, but I am working on a paper for a college class, so I just want to be sure.
>>52319896
>>52319896
How come they didn't recover all that bodies?
>>52319896
There was a survivor story from this where a family was trapped on the wall trying to get across a hallway that was now a vertical drop (ship was on its side). The parents and sister were too unathletic to jump across so they helped the son jump the chasm. Only he survivoed
I think it means drifting towards one side.
Boat words are weird tho senpai
>>52320010
Afaik the relatives of the dead ones didn't want to raise the ship or something.
>>52319896
rest in pieces nordics
may davy jones have mercy on your souls
>>52319896
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT8D7zSbkdE