другие переводы
| барахло |
junk
garbage
tat
schlock
stinker
grot
|
| хлам |
trash
rubbish
junk
stuff
lumber
rummage
|
| джонка |
junk
|
| рухлядь |
junk
lumber
|
| отбросы |
garbage
waste
scum
dregs
refuse
junk
|
| ненужный хлам |
junk
|
| солонина |
corned beef
salt beef
junk
salt junk
powdered beef
salt-horse
|
| наркотик |
drug
narcotic
dope
stuff
opiate
junk
|
| утильсырье |
scrap
rubble
salvage
refutable
refuse
junk
|
| старое железо |
junk
|
| битое стекло |
junk
|
| мелкий скрап |
junk
|
| чурбан |
chump
block
log
lump
chunk
junk
|
| колода |
deck
pack
log
block
chump
junk
|
| спермацетовый мешок |
junk
|
| ворса |
junk
|
| делить на куски |
junk
|
| выбрасывать как ненужное |
junk
|
| разрезать на куски |
cut up
junk
|
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From junks to dhows, clippers to cruise liners, humble riverboats to awesome battlefleets, this is the definitive chronicle of great vessels, legendary journeys, and heroic seafarers.
This trade became regularized by the 1640s, with Chinese junks bringing the product to Batavia (modern Jakarta), where it was purchased by the Dutch and shipped by them to Holland.
The Chinese had discovered much earlier, around the 5th century ad, that scurvy at sea could be avoided by carrying live ginger plants on board junks .
Also the junks brought artisans and tradespeople to the Islands.
There is some evidence for development of robust, high-seas sailing junks in China by thirteenth century AD.
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