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galley Noun 1. the kitchen of a ship, boat, or aircraft 2. a ship propelled by oars or sails, used in ancient or medieval times [Old French galie]
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Translations galley [ˈgælɪ] n (= ship's kitchen) → cambuse f (= ship); galère f; (also: galley proof) → placard m, galée f n galley [ˈgӕli] 1 in former times, a long low ship with one deck, moved by oars (and often sails). galei قادِس، سَفينَه شِراعِيَّه галера galéra galej die Galeere γαλέρα galera galeer گالی kaleeri galère אֳנִייַת מְשׁוֹטִים लम्बी नाव जो लग्गियों से खेई जाती है galija gálya kapal galeiða galea, galera ガレー船 갤리선 galera galera ghali galei galei galera galera galeră галера galéra galeja galija galär เรือแจวโบราณ kadırga 單層甲板船 галера چپّوؤں کی مدد سے چلائی جانے والی لمبی ، چپٹی ، ایک عرشے کی کشتی thuyền cổ Ga-lê 单层甲板大帆船,大型划船 2 a ship's kitchen. skeepskombuis مَطْبَخ السَّفينَه камбуз lodní kuchyně kabys die Kombüse μαγειρείο πλοίου cocina (de un barco) kambüüs آشپزخانه laivakeittiö cuisine מִטבַּח הָאֳנִייָה जहाज का रसोईघर brodska kuhinja hajókonyha dapur kapal eldhús um borð í skipi cambusa 船内調理室 (배 안의) 취사장 kambuzas, laivo virtuvė kambīze dapur; galei kombuis bysse kambuz cozinha cambuză камбуз lodná kuchyňa ladijska kuhinja brodska kuhinja kabyss ห้องครัวบนเรือ gemi mutfağı 船上的廚房 камбуз جہاز کا باورچی خانہ bếp (ở dưới tàu) 船上的厨房 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| While we were comforting ourselves by the fire after our meal, the Jack - who was sitting in a corner, and who had a bloated pair of shoes on, which he had exhibited while we were eating our eggs and bacon, as interesting relics that he had taken a few days ago from the feet of a drowned seaman washed ashore - asked me if we had seen a four-oared galley going up with the tide? A draggled muslin cap on his head and a dirty gunny-sack about his slim hips proclaimed him cook of the decidedly dirty ship's galley in which I found myself. The commander of the first Roman galley must have looked with an intense absorption upon the estuary of the Thames as he turned the beaked prow of his ship to the westward under the brow of the North Foreland. |
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