SAILING GLOSSARY
Mooring ball
A mooring is an anchoring system secured to the bottom of the water, usually with a concrete block or another heavy weight. A chain connects the weight to a floating buoy, to which the boat can be attached. Unlike an anchor, a mooring remains permanently in the same location and allows several boats to use designated mooring spots.
Aboard Eolo
Unfortunatly, their is no translation for the following : Corps-mort et bouée de mouillage sont les bons termes, mais on utilise plus souvent « boule de mouillage ». Imaginez si je criais : « Attrape le corps-mort!
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