seiner

seine

S0067600 (sān)n. A large fishing net made to hang vertically in the water by weights at the lower edge and floats at the top.v. seined, sein·ing, seines v.intr. To fish with such a net.v.tr. To fish for or catch with such a net.

[Middle English, from Old English segne, from Germanic *sagina, from Latin sagēna, from Greek sagēnē.]

sein′er n.

Seine

S0067600 (sān, sĕn) A river of northern France flowing about 770 km (480 mi) generally northwest to the Bay of the Seine, an inlet of the English Channel, near Le Havre. It has been an important commercial waterway since Roman times and has figured significantly in the histories of Paris, Rouen, and Le Havre.

seiner

(ˈseɪnə) n (Angling) a person who uses a seine to catch fish

Seiner

(also seine-netter), a vessel for catching fish with a purse seine. Usually a seiner is a single-decked vessel with a superstructure toward the bow. On the stern there is a working area for storing and handling the seine and a turning platform from which the seine is set. One end of the seine is attached to an auxiliary motorboat, which is kept on the working deck of the seiner or is pulled by the seiner until the fishing site is located. For increased maneuverability large seiners are sometimes equipped with active control devices, for example, active rudders, swiveling extension rudders and side propellers. Seiners have devices for recovering and setting the seine, refrigeration units, and fish-processing machines. Seiners are also equipped with fish-finders.

The largest seiners, reaching 70m in length, are built (1975)in the United States, Spain, and Japan. The power of the main engine is 2.5megawatts, and the speed is 16–17knots. Such seiners are used for catching tuna, mackerel, and other rapid-swimming pelagic fishes. In the USSR the most commonly used seiners are the RS-300, SO, and BChS models (length, 25–30m; power of the main engine, 220 kilowatts). Also common are trawler seiners of the Al’pinist model (length, 49 m; power, 970 kilowatts; speed, 13knots).

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单词	seiner
释义	seiner seine S0067600 (sān)n. A large fishing net made to hang vertically in the water by weights at the lower edge and floats at the top.v. seined, sein·ing, seines v.intr. To fish with such a net.v.tr. To fish for or catch with such a net. [Middle English, from Old English segne, from Germanic sagina, from Latin sagēna, from Greek sagēnē.] sein′er* n. Seine S0067600 (sān, sĕn) A river of northern France flowing about 770 km (480 mi) generally northwest to the Bay of the Seine, an inlet of the English Channel, near Le Havre. It has been an important commercial waterway since Roman times and has figured significantly in the histories of Paris, Rouen, and Le Havre. seiner (ˈseɪnə) n (Angling) a person who uses a seine to catch fish Seiner Seiner (also seine-netter), a vessel for catching fish with a purse seine. Usually a seiner is a single-decked vessel with a superstructure toward the bow. On the stern there is a working area for storing and handling the seine and a turning platform from which the seine is set. One end of the seine is attached to an auxiliary motorboat, which is kept on the working deck of the seiner or is pulled by the seiner until the fishing site is located. For increased maneuverability large seiners are sometimes equipped with active control devices, for example, active rudders, swiveling extension rudders and side propellers. Seiners have devices for recovering and setting the seine, refrigeration units, and fish-processing machines. Seiners are also equipped with fish-finders. The largest seiners, reaching 70m in length, are built (1975)in the United States, Spain, and Japan. The power of the main engine is 2.5megawatts, and the speed is 16–17knots. Such seiners are used for catching tuna, mackerel, and other rapid-swimming pelagic fishes. In the USSR the most commonly used seiners are the RS-300, SO, and BChS models (length, 25–30m; power of the main engine, 220 kilowatts). Also common are trawler seiners of the Al’pinist model (length, 49 m; power, 970 kilowatts; speed, 13knots). V. V. RANENKO AcronymsSeeSNRThesaurusSeeSeine
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