Significados de seaworthiness en inglés

With such evidence before us, the seaworthiness of boats of the Nos.

Unfortunately for one man in Texas, seaworthiness is not one of them.

These features greatly detracted from their seaworthiness, and made them unwieldy, cumbrous craft.

No European vessel could have proved her superior in seaworthiness.

The seaworthiness of a canoe depends largely upon its lines.

She possessed that essential characteristic of seaworthiness, abundant sheer.

Two of the beachcombing class resumed an oft-recurring discussion on the seaworthiness of their respective dinghies.

Its radio licence, which forms an integral part of its seaworthiness, had also expired on 1 January.

Their craft would vie in form, in size, and seaworthiness with those of the North Pacific coast.

But everything at the present moment appeared to depend upon the rigging and the seaworthiness of her hull.

Allegations have surfaced that the Tonga ferry Princess Ashika was repaired at night to stop people from querying its seaworthiness.

The seaworthiness of the approach of certain tobacco companies to this month's ban on menthol cigarettes looks set to be tested.

The cruise was at that time a novel one, and many were the doubts expressed as to the seaworthiness of my boat.

The British-designed Wayfarer is a popular family day-boat, though its seaworthiness means that it can be trusted to venture out into open waters.

Smugglers had to force passengers onto the boat at gunpoint because they were fearful about its seaworthiness, Greek state television quoted witnesses as saying.

The Korean owners of a fishing longliner that sank off Antarctica on Monday morning with the loss of 22 lives, are defending the ship's seaworthiness.