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Meanings of galiot in English
Synonyms
Examples for "galliot"
Examples for "galliot"
1
The result was the British vessel was badly weathered by the galliot.
2
The Little Grandfather was let down from his galliot into the water.
3
Then it left again to rejoin the flagship and the galliot.
4
This vessel was a new galliot, of about 300 tons.
5
The other galliot perished a few days afterwards, and only fourteen of the crew escaped.
1
Several had ambushed themselves in the big house in course of construction opposite the Galiote.
2
A cannon had just been drawn up in front of the Gaité to demolish the house of the Galiote and sweep the whole boulevard.
Usage of galiot in English
1
Couldn't you manage to keep the galiot quiet, just to please me?
2
The boat was soon alongside the galiot, on board which the skipper stepped.
3
At last the wind dropped, and the galiot lay becalmed.
4
The galiot was gliding rapidly though smoothly through the somewhat yellow waters of the Scheldt.
5
Still the galiot glided on.
6
You boy, with the kettle of boiling water, go and carry it below, and help to get the galiot under weigh.
7
The mate and the boy won't be able to manage the galiot alone, and she to a certainty will be wrecked.
8
The galiot was soon got under weigh, and off she glided, not very fast at first, with her head towards the North Sea.
9
Six were detained following searches of 11 addresses in Belfast as part of Operation Galiot.
10
"Messire Galiot de Genoilhac, chevalier, seigneur de Brussac, master of the king's artillery!"
11
Galiot did not announced a new date for its IPO, but Gaskins said postponed companies typically end up being canceled altogether.
12
"Don't know: they want to see the skipper, Jan Dunck, and I'm piloting them to where his galiot lies."
13
"Each man to his taste, I prefer sailing over the free ocean, with my stout galiot under my feet and plenty of sea room."
14
Couldn't you manage to keep the galiot quiet, just to please me?
15
The boat was soon alongside the galiot, on board which the skipper stepped.
16
At last the wind dropped, and the galiot lay becalmed.