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I got on Board the Ship, as before, and prepar'd a second Raft, and having had Experience of the first, I neither made this so unwieldy, nor loaded it so hard, but yet I brought away several Things very useful to me; as first, in the Carpenter's Stores I found two or three Bags full of Nails and Spikes, a great Skrew-Jack, a Dozen or two of Hatchets, and above all, that most useful Thing call'd a Grindstone; all these I secur'd together, with several Things belonging to the Gunner, particularly two or three Iron Crows, and two Barrels of Musquet Bullets, seven Musquets, and another fowling Piece, with some small Quantity of Powder more; a large Bag full of small Shot, and a great Roll of Sheet Lead: But this last was so heavy, I could not hoise it up to get it over the Ship's Side.
我像前次那样上了船，并又做了一个木排。有了上次的经验，我不再把木排做得像第一个那么笨重了，也不再装那么多货物了，但还是运回了许多有用的东西。首先，我在木匠舱房里找到了三袋钉子和螺丝钉，一把大钳子，二十来把小斧，尤其有用的是一个磨刀砂轮。我把这些东西都安放在一起，再拿了一些炮手用的物品，特别是两三只起货用的铁钩，两桶枪弹，七支短枪、一支鸟枪，还有一小堆火药，一大袋小子弹，还有一大卷铅皮。可铅皮太重，我无法把它从船上吊到木排上。
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I got on Board the Ship, as before, and prepar'd a second Raft, and having had Experience of the first, I neither made this so unweildy, nor loaded it so hard, but yet I brought away several Things very useful to me; as first, in the Carpenter's Stores I found two or three Bags full of Nails and Spikes, a great Skrew-Jack,* a Dozen or two of Hatchets, and above all, that most useful Thing call'd a Grindstone; all these I secur'd together, with several Things belonging to the Gunner, particularly two or three Iron Crows,* and two Barrels of Musquet Bullets, seven Musquets, and another fowling Piece, with some small Quantity of Powder more; a large Bag full of small Shot, and a great Roll of Sheet Lead: But this last was so heavy, I could not hoise* it up to get it over the Ship's Side.
我像前次那样上了船，并又做了一个木排。有了上次的经验，我不再把木排做得像第一个那么笨重了，也不再装那么多货物了，但还是运回了许多有用的东西。首先，我在木匠舱房里找到了三袋钉子和螺丝钉，一把大钳子，二十来把小斧，尤其有用的是一个磨刀砂轮。我把这些东西都安放在一起，再拿了一些炮手用的物品，特别是两三只起货用的铁钩，两桶枪弹，七支短枪、一支鸟枪，还有一小堆火药，一大袋小子弹，还有一大卷铅皮。可铅皮太重，我无法把它从船上吊到木排上。
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The wind sang in the taut weather-rigging, and blustered around Bush's ears as he stood on the starboard side of the quarterdeck, balancing to the roll as the roaring wind sent one massive grey wave after another hurrying at the ship; the starboard bow received the wave first, beginning a leisurely climb, heaving the bowsprit up towards the sky, but before the pitch was in any way completed the ship began her roll, heaving slowly over, slowly, slowly, while the bowsprit rose still more steeply.
布什站在右舷后甲板，在风浪中努力保持着平衡。一波波的灰色巨浪扑来，右舷的船首最先被浪冲到，缓缓爬升，将船首斜桅举向了空中；然后船身开始摇晃，慢慢的抬升着，船首斜桅的角度更高了；终于船身摇晃着越过了巨浪，船首腾在半空，伴随着大量的泡沫往下直坠；船首斜桅开始下指，船身则笨重的达到了短暂的平衡；接下来整个船身携着泡沫被大海推到风中，船尾被浪峰抬高；最后船头又回到水中。
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Jostling with unemployed labourers of the lowest class, ballast-heavers, coal-whippers, brazen women, ragged children, and the raff and refuse of the river, he makes his way with difficulty along, assailed by offensive sights and smells from the narrow alleys which branch off on the right and left, and deafened by the clash of ponderous waggons that bear great piles of merchandise from the stacks of warehouses that rise from every corner.
到处都是最低级的失业人员、搬运压舱货的脚夫、煤船装卸工、浪荡女子、衣衫褴楼的儿童，还有河滨的渣滓废物，你在中间挤来挤去，吃力地往前走。无数的小巷左右岔开去，巷子里不断涌出令人恶心的景象和气味。笨重的马车装载着堆积如山的货物，从遍布每一个角落的堆栈、库房里哐啷哐啷地开出来，叫人什么也听不见。
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In this story,the captain of a large Viking ship decided to set sail without bringing their large,heavy anchor because they did not anticipate the trip taking a long time and they wanted more room for all of the fish too because the Vikings had a strong appetite for fish.
故事是这样的：一艘大海周年纪念日盗船的船长决定出海时不带笨重的锚，因为他们预测预测出锚预测海时间不会太长，而且不带船锚还可以腾出更多的空间放鱼，北欧海酷爱吃鱼。
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galleon：大型帆船
与以往重心过高而又笨重的"克拉克"船和"卡拉维尔"船不同, 盖伦船的首舱和尾舱较低,使整艘船露出水面的高度降低;船尾由圆形改为方型,船型比较狭长,航速较快,并且具有较好的迎风航行性能. 直至帆船时代结束,大型帆船(Galleon)一直是军舰的标准设计形式.
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Huffy：愤怒的,怨恨的
hue 颜色 | huffy 愤怒的,怨恨的 | hulk 废船,笨重之人或物
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hulking：笨重的
hulk 笨重的船 | hulking 笨重的 | hull insurance 船身保险
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hulking：笨重的; 粗陋的 (形)
hulk 笨重的船; 废船 (名) | hulking 笨重的; 粗陋的 (形) | hull 去壳 (动)