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Meanings of galliot in English
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Examples for "galiot"
Examples for "galiot"
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.
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 galliot in English
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.
6
The galliot can land Argyle somewhere on the coast.
7
A Dutch galliot may be fifty, eighty, or even a hundred and fifty tons burden.
8
But while they were sailing toward the Filipinas the frigate and galliot disappeared in another direction.
9
On the morning of the 10th, a Russian galliot, from Okotzk, was towed into the harbour.
10
Tell Stendhal to send Out a galliot to take Argyle off the schooner while at sea.
11
And with a horse like a Dutch galliot!
12
She yaws like a galliot in a gale, and takes the whole road like a drunken man.
13
Thou forgettest, man, that a clumsy galliot could sail through the tightest clause, of these extra-legal compacts.
14
He had scarcely left Cagayan, when the almiranta entered the port in the same distress as the galliot.
15
The galliot got under way, at that moment, with a good deal of crying out from her sailors.
16
However, he mentions particularly his having been employed by King Rene of Provence to intercept a Venetian galliot.
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Galliot through the time