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English term or phrase:
springline cleats
Spanish translation:
abrazadera/cornamusa del cabo/soga de amarre/fondeo
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English term
springline cleats
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a type of cleat found on a riverboat, four on each side. Could perhaps be a brand or industry name, sorry of the ambiguity of my info.
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abrazadera/cornamusa del cabo/soga de amarre/fondeo
spring line means: a mooring line, a rope by means of which a sailing vessel is made fast to an anchorage, usually one of two. In Spanish: cabo/cuerda/soga de amarre/fondeo. The cleat is where the springline is tighten up. Cleat in Spanish= "abrazadera" or "listón" although the technical word is "cornamusa" or "bita".
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Comment: "Gracias, habia pensado CORNAMUSA, pero no estaba seguro,
David"
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