nave de para
English translation: anchored vessel or vessel aground
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anchored vessel or vessel aground Explanation: the definition of 'nave de para' coincides more or less with this one in the Collision rules - including a vessel not under command, thus expressing a (more than) restricted ability to maneuver. Spanish and English version Ripa: http://capitanes.org.ar/marcos.html |
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