英语词汇“a1 at lloyd's”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1. Esp. of a wooden ship: first-class in respect of both hull and fittings (originally and esp. as classified in Lloyd's Register: see note in etymology). Also A1 at Lloyd's. Now historical.Equivalent to the later classification 100A1, introduced in 1872 as a rating for iron ships.

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1776 Lloyds Reg. of Ships at A Abby..La Jamica A.1.

1829 J. Marshall Statement Various Proc. Comm. Lloyd's 13 He once sold a ship for a person which was unseaworthy, and he found her marked A. 1, at Lloyd's. He remonstrated, and she was then marked I. 2, and afterwards E. 1.

1845 N. Amer. Rev. Jan. 114 As by the rules ‘at Lloyd's’, and elsewhere among underwriters in England, vessels ‘plantation-built’ are seldom rated as ‘A. 1’.

1885 Pop. Sci. Monthly Jan. 338 The gallant ship Dreadnaught, thoroughly repaired and classed A 1 at Lloyd's, had been insured for three thousand pounds.

1908 L. E. H. Richards Wooing of Calvin Parks vii. 89 A 1, clipper-built, and copper-fastened, is the way I should describe your cousin, if she was a vessel.

1922 Progr. Rep. No. 1 Comm. Opposition to St. Lawrence Ship Canal App. B. 53 The present rate of insurance from Boston to Liverpool on a vessel rated A1 for insurance is: Hull, 5 per cent per annum. [Etc.]

1971 Port of London 46 57 A reference book from Jane's is like a ship classified 100 A1 at Lloyd's—it is above suspicion.]

2005 J. R. H. Kimball Disasters Etc. vii. 88 The ships were built of white oak with pine coverings, fastened with iron and copper, and had two decks with a half poop. They were generally rated ‘A1’ (considered ‘First Class’,) when new for insurance purposes.

单词	a1 at lloyd's
释义	> as lemmas A1 at Lloyd's 1. Esp. of a wooden ship: first-class in respect of both hull and fittings (originally and esp. as classified in Lloyd's Register: see note in etymology). Also A1 at Lloyd's. Now historical.Equivalent to the later classification 100A1, introduced in 1872 as a rating for iron ships. ΚΠ 1776 Lloyds Reg. of Ships at A Abby..La Jamica A.1. 1829 J. Marshall Statement Various Proc. Comm. Lloyd's 13 He once sold a ship for a person which was unseaworthy, and he found her marked A. 1, at Lloyd's. He remonstrated, and she was then marked I. 2, and afterwards E. 1. 1845 N. Amer. Rev. Jan. 114 As by the rules ‘at Lloyd's’, and elsewhere among underwriters in England, vessels ‘plantation-built’ are seldom rated as ‘A. 1’. 1885 Pop. Sci. Monthly Jan. 338 The gallant ship Dreadnaught, thoroughly repaired and classed A 1 at Lloyd's, had been insured for three thousand pounds. 1908 L. E. H. Richards Wooing of Calvin Parks vii. 89 A 1, clipper-built, and copper-fastened, is the way I should describe your cousin, if she was a vessel. 1922 Progr. Rep. No. 1 Comm. Opposition to St. Lawrence Ship Canal App. B. 53 The present rate of insurance from Boston to Liverpool on a vessel rated A1 for insurance is: Hull, 5 per cent per annum. [Etc.] 1971 Port of London 46 57 A reference book from Jane's is like a ship classified 100 A1 at Lloyd's—it is above suspicion.] 2005 J. R. H. Kimball Disasters Etc. vii. 88 The ships were built of white oak with pine coverings, fastened with iron and copper, and had two decks with a half poop. They were generally rated ‘A1’ (considered ‘First Class’,) when new for insurance purposes. extracted from A1adj. < as lemmas
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