jettison 音标拼音: [dʒ'ɛtɪsən]
n . 投弃,投弃货物
投弃,投弃货物
jettison v 1 :
throw away ,
of something encumbering 2 :
throw as from an airplane Jettison \
Jet "
ti *
son \
n . [
See {
Jetsam }.]
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1913 Webster ]
1 . (
Mar .
Law )
The throwing overboard of goods from necessity ,
in order to lighten a vessel in danger of wreck .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
See {
Jetsam },
1 .
[
1913 Webster ]
118 Moby Thesaurus words for "
jettison ":
abandon ,
abandonment ,
abdicate ,
absentation ,
back out ,
beg off ,
boot out ,
booting out ,
bounce ,
cashier ,
cast ,
cast aside ,
cast away ,
cast off ,
cast out ,
castaway ,
casting away ,
castoff ,
cessation ,
chuck ,
chuck out ,
cry off ,
deep six ,
deep -
six ,
defenestrate ,
defenestration ,
depart from ,
desuetude ,
detrude ,
detrusion ,
discard ,
discarding ,
discharge ,
disposal ,
dispose of ,
disposition ,
disuse ,
ditch ,
drop out ,
dump ,
dumping ,
eighty -
six ,
eject ,
ejection ,
ejectment ,
eliminate ,
elimination ,
evacuate ,
evacuation ,
exclude ,
expel ,
expulsion ,
extrude ,
extrusion ,
forsake ,
forsaking ,
get quit of ,
get rid of ,
get shut of ,
give away ,
give the hook ,
go back on ,
heave out ,
jettisoning ,
jilt ,
junk ,
junking ,
kick downstairs ,
kick out ,
kicking downstairs ,
leave ,
leave behind ,
leave flat ,
leaving ,
maroon ,
obtrude ,
obtrusion ,
oust ,
ouster ,
ousting ,
part with ,
pull out ,
pulling out ,
put out ,
quit ,
quit cold ,
refuse ,
reject ,
rejectamenta ,
rejection ,
relegation ,
removal ,
remove ,
renege ,
riddance ,
say goodbye to ,
scrap ,
scrapping ,
shed ,
slough ,
stand down ,
take leave of ,
the boot ,
the bounce ,
throw away ,
throw out ,
throw over ,
throw overboard ,
throwaway ,
throwing out ,
throwing overboard ,
thrust out ,
toss out ,
toss overboard ,
turn out ,
vacate ,
withdraw ,
withdrawal JETTISON ,
or JETSAM .
The casting out of a vessel ,
from necessity ,
a part of the lading ;
the thing cast out also bears the same name ;
it differs from flotsam in this ,
that in the latter the goods float ,
while in the former they sink ,
and remain under water ;
it differ ;
also from ligan . (
q .
v .)
2 .
The jettison must be made for sufficient cause ,
and not from groundless timidity .
In must be made in a case of extremity ,
when the ship is in danger of perishing by the fury of a storm ,
or is laboring upon rocks or shallows ,
or is closely pursued by pirates or enemies .
3 .
If the residue of the cargo be saved by such sacrifice ,
the property saved is bound to pay a :
proportion of ,
the loss .
In ascertaining such average .
loss ,
the goods lost and saved are both to be valued at the price they would have brought at the place of delivery ,
on the ship '
s arrival there ,
freight ,
duties and other charges being deducted .
Marsh .
Ins .
246 ;
3 Kent ,
Com .
185 to 187 ;
Park .
Ins .,
123 ;
Poth .
Chartepartie ,
n .
108 ,
et suiv ;
Boulay -
Paty ,
Dr .
Com .
tit .
13 ;
Pardessus ,
Dr .
Com .
n .
734 ;
1 Ware '
s R .
9 .
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