Delilah<de...@usun.to.gazeta.pl>
e podróży: "They
will
> drop off a dozen passage crews at X, then move out to probe the Y
> System".
'passage' oznacza również po prostu 'podróż (morską)'
a journey usually by ship; "the outward passage took 10 days"
http://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=passage
zob. też:
"In June this year, Sea Miste set out from Yarmouth, IOW, bound for
Benodet
to begin a new phase of her life in the Bay of Biscay. The night before her
departure, the crew, setting a splendid gastronomic baseline, took
themselves to the King's Head to enjoy overflowing platters of the crispest
fish and chips washed down with brimming bumpers of English ale. Over the
next couple of days, with the wind well ahead of the beam all the way to the
Chenal de Four, Marks and Spencer's canned stews powered the crew as they
wrestled bravely with the autopilot and fought off fatigue to remember how
to enter waypoints in the GPS.
On arrival at Benodet the *passage crew* departed leaving me to await
Cathie's arrival and the start of a wild spell of weather which encouraged
some exploration ashore. Gastronomy changed and cod and chips gave way to
skate poached gently in a pan of raspberries, the sharpness of which
alternately challenged and complemented the fresh acidity of the
accompanying muscadet."
Paweł