engine room in English

noun
1
the room containing the engines, especially in a ship.
I went to photograph the engine room of a steam ship and in there were models of cargo ships.

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1. Able Seaman/Woman Blacksmith Engine Room Assistant Engine Room Rating Steward Winch Operator

2. Check the engine room.

3. Able Seaman/Woman Blacksmith Cook-Steward Engine Room Assistant Engine Room Rating Winch Operator

4. She's near the engine room.

5. Engine room, chief still there?

6. 2 and 3 and the forward engine room, and between boiler room no. 4 and the after engine room.

7. One from the engine room, one able seaman-

8. Able Seaman/Woman Engine Room Rating Winch Operator

9. This path runs adjacent to the engine room.

10. A shell got the pipes in the engine room!

11. He signaled the engine room to reverse direction , full astern .

12. Which men should pull the strings in the engine room?

13. The data logger device has been fitted to ship's engine room.

14. They were confined to the engine-room and stokehold, which were Battened …

15. A third bomb hit the aft engine room and set Kinu on fire.

16. engine room and actuate visual signals in appropriate places for each separate alarm function.”

17. A leak in the engine room at 19:30 drew all pumps into action.

18. (A large quantity of ice and water can easily accumulate in engine-room bilges).

19. The fortieth floor had low ceilings, no windows, and the charm of an engine room.

20. Fridrik hired Kjell to work with him in the engine room on board the trawler.

21. The American ship holding thousands of barrels of molasses was hit in the engine room.

22. Glenn had been on a PT (patrol torpedo) boat and was assigned to the engine room.

23. The Ruhr had been the engine room of German industry since the mid - 19 th century.

24. He was turning to ascend the ladder to the engine room when the ship's fire alarm sounded.

25. 17 There are sailors sleeping next to the engine room of ships and astronauts sleeping in weightlessness.

26. One from the engine room, one from the galley two able seamen, one seaman and one officer.

27. The name Commutator in relation to ships, is another name of Engine Room Telegraph." Now I'm confused

28. 30 He was turning to ascend the ladder to the engine room when the ship's fire alarm sounded.

29. Two merchant seamen in the engine room were killed immediately and a third died later on a lifeboat.

30. One torpedo hit the destroyer USS La Vallette in her forward engine room, killing 22 of her crew and causing heavy damage.

31. One torpedo hit the German destroyer Z22 Anton Schmitt in the forward engine room, followed by one of Hunter's 4.7-inch shells.

32. It may be possible to drain the aft peak via the main engine room by means of an easily accessible, automatically closable fitting.

33. Here is the wild-eyed wraith of the engine room (Erwin Leder), who "cracks" during one crisis, then performs heroically in the next.

34. In the engine room it shall be # dB(A) in excess of the ambient noise level with the propulsion machinery at full power

35. The administration of engine room device shows that the collecting, tracking and checking on information with the utmost promptitude are quite behind the time.

36. In the engine room it shall be 5 dB(A) in excess of the ambient noise level with the propulsion machinery at full power.

37. Previous models had been "box tanks", with a single crowded space combining the role of engine room, fighting compartment, ammunition stock and driver's cabin.

38. Throughout the evening and night, the two engineers made hourly trips into the engine room to check the Bilges for water, but none was detected

39. Coast Guard was attempting late Sunday night to rescue four crew members trapped in the engine room of a massive cargo ship that Capsized and …

40. Every ship has ‘Bilges’ – this is space at the lowest point of the vessel between the floor of the engine room and the bottom of the ship

41. With coal bunkers designed to feed into the engine room using gravity, the ship's design was intended to reduce the amount of labor needed to move the coal into the boilers.

42. The steam-powered Bascules were a marvel of Victorian engineering when they were created (you can still visit the Engine Room, now with explanatory films and interactive displays), and required 80

43. Provided is a hydraulic shovel which facilitates a person to access the lower part of the engine room and enables the person to perform maintenance work in a natural work position.

44. At 1515, the first plane hit at the deck level on the starboard side between number one and two stacks causing its bomb or torpedo to explode in the forward engine room.

45. On 25 October 1941, Latona was hit by a 250-pound (110 kg) bomb in the engine room, causing a serious fire that spread to the munitions she was carrying and resulting in her loss.

46. The new Apollonian 52 has a 16’ 8” beam, great walk-arounds, with a massive interior, three huge staterooms, three heads, a day head in the pilothouse, and an engine room to be marveled at

47. From the engine room Companionway came the engineer and stockers, and together we leaped after the balance of the crew and into the hand-to-hand fight that was covering the wet deck with red blood.

48. The corners of the lowest compartment of the ship constitute a Bilge. You can see a Bilge compartment if you go to any of the corner of lowest platform of ship’s engine room and peep beneath the floor plates.

49. In 1942, Matabele was torpedoed and sunk by U-454 in the Barents Sea and Maori was hit in the engine room by a bomb whilst lying in Grand Harbour, Valletta, in February, catching fire and later blowing up where she lay.

50. ‘They were engine-room hands: Bunkermen who stuffed coal into the boilers; donkeywallahs who tended the donkey engines; they greased the machinery and riddled the furnaces.’ ‘These systems, and many other aspects of log transport, were governed by steam-powered ‘donkey engines.’’