Examples of using Tacks in English and their translations into Danish
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use tailor's tacks or a dressmaker's pen to mark where the channels for the ties are located on the Bikini.
According to rule 44.2 the penalty is two turns- including two tacks and two gybes in the same direction.
The boats are on opposite tacks. Thus, rule 10 applies and Red- on port tack- has to keep clear.
With 6 knots we took a couple of long, good tacks at Barsø and paid a visit to the boat yard which is building the reconstruction of the Nydam boat from AD 320.
tassels and beautiful tacks.
According to rule 44.2 the penalty was two turns including two tacks and two gybes in the same direction.
Red, on port tack, has infringed rule 10(Boats on opposite tacks) and should be penalized.
Red must keep clear in accordance with rule 10(boats on opposite tacks) and passes in front of the Blue. Blue bears away.
Red must keep clear in accordance with rule 10(boats on opposite tacks) and passes in front of the Blue.
Tacks are mainly used to secure the ends of pockets
Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails,
The Hamburg-based family business LWC Michelsen is expanding its delicious assortment of biscuit tacks and waffles with four new varieties, which present themselves in the summery beach house look.
Tacks philosophy which is that the people who are helping to create a company also simultaneously is the company's most important resource.
but watch out for the tacks!
Both the folding chair and a turned wooden bowl decorated with tin tacks can only be described as rare objects of high prestige.
If two boats were approaching a mark on opposite tacks and one of them completes a tack in the two-length zone when the other is fetching the mark, rule 18.2 does not apply.
In this case, Blue and Red are sailing on opposite tacks and rule 10 requires Red to keep clear- for example by bearing away
that it sails, tacks, and works as well in contrary winds, as ships with a keel,
After two hours of rowing and a few good tacks from Orø we were towed for a short while to catch stronger winds closer to Rørvig,
In this case, Blue and Red are sailing on opposite tacks and rule 10 requires Red to keep clear- for example by bearing away