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forecastle    
n. 前甲板,前甲板下面的水手舱,船头的船楼

前甲板,前甲板下面的水手舱,船头的船楼

forecastle
n 1: living quarters consisting of a superstructure in the bow
of a merchant ship where the crew is housed [synonym:
{forecastle}, {fo'c'sle}]


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