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This is the Maritime Glossary
This glossary/lexicon gives an intensive overview about the words, terms, articles relevant in the maritime area. Beside English most articles are also available in Spanish and German. A special aspect in this glossary is the Meteorology.
Circumstance
Deutsch: Umstand / Español: Circunstancia / Português: Circunstância / Français: Circonstance / Italiano: Circostanza
Circumstance in the maritime context refers to the specific conditions or factors that affect maritime operations, Decisions, and events. These can include environmental conditions, legal and regulatory frameworks, operational situations, and other contextual elements that influence maritime activities.
Metal
Deutsch: Metall / Español: Metal / Português: Metal / Français: Métal / Italiano: Metallo
Metal in the maritime context refers to various types of metals used in the construction, maintenance, and operation of ships and other maritime structures. These metals play a crucial role in ensuring the Structural Integrity, durability, and functionality of maritime vessels and infrastructure.
Spanish Armada
Deutsch: Spanische Armada / Español: Armada Española / Português: Armada Espanhola / Français: Armada espagnole / Italiano: Armada spagnola
The Spanish Armada refers to the fleet of ships sent by Spain in 1588 to invade England. This maritime expedition was a pivotal event in European history, marking a significant confrontation between the Spanish Empire and the English forces under Queen Elizabeth I.
Uncertainty
Deutsch: Unsicherheit / Español: Incertidumbre / Português: Incerteza / Français: Incertitude / Italian: Incertezza
Uncertainty in the maritime context refers to the unpredictable factors and risks that can affect maritime operations, navigation, and decision-making. These uncertainties can stem from various sources, including weather conditions, geopolitical situations, market fluctuations, and technical failures.