Moorings的意思|Moorings的解释-里氏词典

moorings ['mʊrɪŋz]

n. 停泊处, 系船处

The USS Narwhal, a nuclear attack submarine that was tied up at the Charleston Navy shipyard, broke loose from its moorings, said a Pentagon spokesman, Lt.
But at least 61 barges were torn from their moorings, 37 of them at the Maxwell Dam 60 miles upstream from Pittsburgh.
Swinging moorings on a buoy in the harbour or estuary are cheaper than renting a berth in a marina; but for such a lovely spot as the Beaulieu river in Hampshire, they are still pricy, with an annual charge of Pounds 42 a foot plus VAT.
Four mines have been discovered in the northern Persian Gulf recently, and U.S. naval officers say shipping will be endangered if rough winter weather rips more mines from their moorings.
Many of its practitioners are adrift, cut off from intellectual, ideological, religious or ethical moorings.
Researchers saw crisp images of portholes burst by the force of the water and electronic equipment torn from its moorings.
Nine tugboats worked to refloat the Exxon Houston, which broke free of its moorings and apparently drifted onto a reef during rough seas Thursday evening, Nelson said.
Spangler said it wasn't clear whether the crude leaked when the tanker broke loose from its moorings in 12-to-14-foot seas, or whether it spilled through holes in the hull.
Hurricane-force winds wreaked havoc across northern California today, overturning trucks, toppling trees onto homes, tearing boats from their moorings and cutting power to more than 300,000 customers.
The Coast Guard said unexpected rough weather drove the barge, a dredge called Northerly Island, from its moorings and was the cause of the accident.
Sealink's nervousness and a series of delays by P and O before the strikebreaking ferries slipped their moorings showed that the union still has clout.
They are also trying to determine the extent to which seats were ripped from their moorings and flung through the cars.
The state's 2-year-old attempt to regulate boat moorings, the poor man's dock, on five large lakes also has failed to increase public access.
The mines occasionally break loose from their underwater moorings and drift into shipping lanes.
Two years ago it opened its barrage at the mouth of the river Tawe, creating a lake with excellent moorings and eliminating the mudflats problem.
Huskies, in summer retirement, barked from their moorings in the surrounding woods and chortling children played by the river. We rejoined the Northern Ranger just before dark and at 10pm.
Two barges broke loose from their moorings Sunday, prompting police to close a bridge over the Monongahela River to keep the runaway vessels from striking support piers.
Robert Brandenburger, failed "to be fully cognizant of accurate sea berth water depth information." A mooring master is an independent local captain hired by vessel operators to guide large ships to offshore moorings.
Thousands of people were stranded without power Friday on Hatteras Island after gale-force winds tore a dredge from its moorings and slammed it into the Bonner Bridge, toppling a 369-foot segment.
In November 1981, the Transworld 58 platform was torn from its moorings and drifted for several hours in hurricane winds. Forty-four men were evacuated but another 20 remained trapped aboard the platform for several hours before being rescued.
A new nationwide Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll shows that many former Bush voters have slipped their moorings and are now, in political terms, floating free.
Winds clocked at more than 50 mph howled around San Francisco Bay waterfronts, and the Coast Guard was kept busy retrieving small boats torn from their moorings.

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