Same as shack 6 letters

rush
I m
Work on a ship on a special assignment or on alert (usually performed by the entire crew).
II m.
Urgent elimination of the backlog, catching up.

rush
(from English over all! - all up!)
see also emergency
1)
a) sea. General work on the ship (on a special assignment or on alert), in which the whole team participates.
b) resp. Calling the whole team up to the deck.
2) unfold Hasty work done by the whole team.
Announce emergency.
Work with emergency workers.

general
ott. decisive in the course of the war.
2. trans.
Universal, all-encompassing, complete.

general
I-th, -th .; (from lat. generalis - general, main)
1) Main, main, leading.
G-th line of development.
General course of the vessel (the shortest route from the place of departure to the place of arrival)
G-th rehearsal (last before the premiere)
G-th battle (an armed clash of the main forces of the warring countries, creating a turning point in the course of the war)
2) General, universal; root.
General plan reconstruction.
G-th cleaning in the apartment.
General catalog (catalog of all books and publications stored in this library)
Mr. revision.
Mr. inventory of property.
G-th card (outdated; detailed map states, seas, etc.)
3) Heading some. industry, system of institutions, organizations, etc.
CEO(Director of a production association, company)
Consul General (consul of the highest rank)
General contractor (an organization that has concluded a contract for the implementation of the entire volume construction works)
Attorney General.
General Secretary parties.
General base ( supreme body military administration)
II th; m.; unfold
General manager of a associations.
General's meeting.

cleaning
I
1) the process of action according to Ch. clean up II, clean up II
2) The result of such action; elegant appearance, decoration, external design: ornament, frame, etc.
II well.
1) the process of action according to Ch. clean IV
2) The result of such action; cleaning campaign.

cleaning
I see put away
II
see also cleaning, cleaning
1) Harvest.
Bread cleaning.
Grain harvesting.
Harvesting potatoes.
There is very little time left before cleaning.
Equipment, machines for cleaning.
Harvesting has begun.
Cotton picking is hard work.
2)
a) Cleanliness, order.
Cleaning of apartments, houses.
Bed cleaning.
Wet cleaning of the room.
Holiday cleaning.
Took care of cleaning the closet.
Caught my mother cleaning.
There is no one to clean the streets.
b) resp. Cleaning the streets from snow, debris.
Snow removal.
Garbage collection.
Snow removal machines.

ship
I m
1) A large seagoing vessel, as well as a naval vessel of any class.
ott. Multi-masted sailing ship with straight sails.
2) Aircraft high power.
II m.
An elongated part of a room (temple, basilica, etc.), divided in the longitudinal direction by colonnades, arches or pillars (in architecture).

ship
-I; m.
see also shipboard
1) large sea vessel I naval vessel of any class.
Battleship.
Ocean ships.
Ship commander.
Parade of warships.
Swim on a ship.
serve on a ship.
Patrol ships.
Patrol ship.
* Big ship - big voyage (last)
* From the ship to the ball (joking; about a sharp, unexpected transition from one situation to another)
* Burn your ships (make it impossible to return to the previous one)
2) with def. Aircraft of high power.
Airship.
Spaceship.
3) architect. An elongated part of a room (basilica, temple), divided in the longitudinal direction by colonnades, arches or pillars.

hasty work on board

Alternative descriptions

Collective zeal after the command "whistle everyone upstairs"

Ship assault

General rush work

Peren. general mobilization for an urgent task, hasty work

Almost half the land

Work on the ship, performed simultaneously by all personnel

Work on a ship in which the whole crew participates

Work that is done urgently and therefore often poorly

Speed ​​mode

An event in stagnant years that ends the month

Hasty work done by the whole team

The general hasty work of the entire team on the ship

Industrial assault

It starts on the ship after the command "all up"

In English, this marine term sounds like “over all” - “all up!”, But how does this word sound in Russian?

. "immediate work"

Work like fire

Running on the boatswain's whistle

Debris removal work at work

What work is started when it should have been finished?

Assault work "for no reason"

overtime work

Parking on the ship

When there is a lot of work

Sailors, a lot of work!

Sailors' Parking

Lots of work

Blockage with reports

Parking at work

Rush job

I'm at work!

ship parka

A lot of work

Hasty work

ship parka

Lots of urgent work

Work above the roof

When work is above the roof

Work on alarm

All up, a lot of work!

Works darkness

Marine parka

Rush on the sea

. "all up!"

Emergency work all in a crowd

All hands on deck!

sea ​​rush

Stress on the ship

Fever on the ship

General ship cleaning

General cleaning on the ship

Urgent ship work

Work for the ship's crew

Ship "subbotnik"

Ship harvest assault

Overtime work

Teamwork on board

Parking at the end of the month

Urgent work of sailors

Urgent work on the ship

Team work at the end of the month

Hasty work for sailors

Work "from all legs"

Parking on the ship

Anxiety during a storm

Shturmovshchina at the end of the month

Alert on the ship

Polundra with mops

Deck cleaning

General work on board

Quick work on the ship

Time trouble mode

Hasty clearing of rubble

High speed operation

General hasty work on the ship

Mobilization of workers for an urgent task

Work on the ship, performed simultaneously by all personnel

Hasty work done by the whole team

Hasty (on a special task or on alarm) work on the ship by the whole team

. "All up!"

. "immediate work"

All up, a lot of work

What kind of work is started when it should have been finished?

Collective zeal after the command "whistle everyone upstairs"

Ship "subbotnik"

Sailors, a lot of work

Ovral [I don’t think at all that we were obliged to keep someone else’s spelling in the adopted word; this requirement is inconsistent.] maritime. imperative: everyone went upstairs, to the deck; calling all officials to work, where, by its nature or in case of danger, it is necessary: ​​emergency work: anchoring, anchoring, cleaning sails in a squall, etc.

In English, this marine term sounds like "over all" - "all up!", but how does this word sound in Russian

Work "from all legs"

all hands on deck

ship urgency

ship turmoil

I'm drowning in work

Assault work "for nothing"

It starts on the ship after the command "all up"

Sailor's parka

A jumble of letters from the word "laurel"

General hasty work on the ship

Alternative descriptions

Collective zeal after the command "whistle everyone upstairs"

Ship assault

General rush work

Peren. general mobilization for an urgent task, hasty work

Almost half the land

Work on the ship, performed simultaneously by all personnel

Work on a ship in which the whole crew participates

Work that is done urgently and therefore often poorly

Speed ​​mode

An event in stagnant years that ends the month

Hasty work done by the whole team

The general hasty work of the entire team on the ship

Industrial assault

It starts on the ship after the command "all up"

In English, this marine term sounds like “over all” - “all up!”, But how does this word sound in Russian?

. "immediate work"

Work like fire

Running on the boatswain's whistle

Debris removal work at work

What work is started when it should have been finished?

Assault work "for no reason"

overtime work

Parking on the ship

When there is a lot of work

Sailors, a lot of work!

Sailors' Parking

Lots of work

Blockage with reports

Parking at work

Rush job

I'm at work!

ship parka

A lot of work

Hasty work

ship parka

Lots of urgent work

Work above the roof

When work is above the roof

Work on alarm

Hasty work on board

All up, a lot of work!

Works darkness

Marine parka

Rush on the sea

. "all up!"

Emergency work all in a crowd

All hands on deck!

sea ​​rush

Stress on the ship

Fever on the ship

General ship cleaning

General cleaning on the ship

Urgent ship work

Work for the ship's crew

Ship "subbotnik"

Ship harvest assault

Overtime work

Teamwork on board

Parking at the end of the month

Urgent work of sailors

Urgent work on the ship

Team work at the end of the month

Hasty work for sailors

Work "from all legs"

Parking on the ship

Anxiety during a storm

Shturmovshchina at the end of the month

Alert on the ship

Polundra with mops

Deck cleaning

General work on board

Quick work on the ship

Time trouble mode

Hasty clearing of rubble

High speed operation

Mobilization of workers for an urgent task

Work on the ship, performed simultaneously by all personnel

Hasty work done by the whole team

Hasty (on a special task or on alarm) work on the ship by the whole team

. "All up!"

. "immediate work"

All up, a lot of work

What kind of work is started when it should have been finished?

Collective zeal after the command "whistle everyone upstairs"

Ship "subbotnik"

Sailors, a lot of work

Ovral [I don’t think at all that we were obliged to keep someone else’s spelling in the adopted word; this requirement is inconsistent.] maritime. imperative: everyone went upstairs, to the deck; calling all officials to work, where, by its nature or in case of danger, it is necessary: ​​emergency work: anchoring, anchoring, cleaning sails in a squall, etc.

In English, this marine term sounds like "over all" - "all up!", but how does this word sound in Russian

Work "from all legs"

all hands on deck

ship urgency

ship turmoil

I'm drowning in work

Assault work "for nothing"

It starts on the ship after the command "all up"

Sailor's parka

A jumble of letters from the word "laurel"