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When a storm approaches, sailors often shout commands to secure the ship, such as "Batten down the hatches!" or "Heave to!" They may also express urgency with phrases like "All hands on deck!" to ensure the crew is prepared for the rough conditions ahead. Additionally, some might invoke traditional nautical expressions like "Hold fast!" to encourage resilience and focus during the tempest.
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How do sailors say yes?
Most sailors say 'aye' for 'yes'
What are the rising actions in The perfect storm?
The sailors go out to fish in the open sea and encounter a brutal storm.
What device did sailors use to predict storms?
Sailors used a barometer to predict storms. A drop in air pressure indicated an approaching storm, allowing sailors to prepare accordingly.
How do say tiny sailors in french?
This is how you say tiny sailors in French : marins minuscules. Or les petit marin.
When you think of sea what do you think of?
a boat, a storm, an island, sailors who get drunk a lot, ship's doctor
Why was Jonah thrown overboard?
Jonah was told by God to go and preach to the Ninevites, but Jonah disobeyed and took a ship going in the opposite direction. A big storm came upon the ship and Jonah was asked to pray to God to stop the storm. The storm did not stop and so the sailors cast lots to determine if someone on the ship was the cause of the storm. The lot fell upon Jonah and so the sailors cast Jonah into the sea.
Was there ever a naval battle fought in a storm?
Not during a deadly storm, the sailors were too busy fighting the storm (trying to stay afloat). Admiral Halsy lost 3 destroyers in 1944 to hurricane (or typhoon) "Cobra."
Greek sailors in a storm-tossed ship probably would have prayed to?
athena the goddess of wisdom
What do sailors say when about to reach land?
Land ho!
How do you say storm in Japanese?
Arashi is storm in the Japanese language.
How do you say storm in Sioux?
The Lakota word for storm is osiceca - you say oh-shee-chay-chah.
How do you say storm in old Norse?
The word for storm in Old Norse is "stormr." It is pronounced like "storm."
