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It sounds like a scene from a swashbuckling Hollywood film start learning
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relating to adventures in which people do brave, exciting things and fight against their enemies with swords; Pol. awanturniczy, zawadiacki
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Alerted by a look-out at 6am, Mr Groves rushed to the deck to see the pirates brandishing machine guns and a rocket launcher. start learning
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to officially warn sb about a problem or danger so that they are ready to deal with it
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Alerted by a look-out at 6am, Mr Groves rushed to the deck to see the pirates brandishing machine guns and a rocket launcher. start learning
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someone whose duty is to watch carefully for something, especially for danger
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Alerted by a look-out at 6am, Mr Groves rushed to the deck to see the pirates brandishing machine guns and a rocket launcher. start learning
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to wave something around in a dangerous or threatening way, especially a weapon
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As they shot at him with Kalashnikovs, he unreeled a high-pressure hose and returned fire with a jet of water, start learning
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Pol. rozwinąć (coś zwiniętego); [=unwind]
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In the brief respite, he began to prepare the other weapon in the ship's armoury start learning
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a short time when sth bad stops happening, so that the situation is temporarily better
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In the brief respite, he began to prepare the other weapon in the ship's armoury - start learning
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a place where weapons are stored; Pol. arsenał (broni), zbrojownia
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While the attack was raging, the ship's Norwegian captain sent an international distress signal then tried to ram the pirates, start learning
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if something such as a battle, a disagreement, or a storm _____-s, it continues with great violence or strong emotions
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the ship's Norwegian captain sent an international distress signal then tried to ram the pirates, start learning
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a signal sent by a ship when it is danger and needs help
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the ship's Norwegian captain sent an international distress signal then tried to ram the pirates, start learning
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to run or drive into something very hard; Pol staranować
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He tried to ram the pirates, telling passengers over the PA system: start learning
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electronic equipment that makes someone's voice loud enough to be heard by large groups of people (public address system)
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Why do you think the buccaneers were brandishing their weapons? start learning
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someone who attacks ships at sea and steals from them [= pirate]
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The true figure could be higher, as many shipping lines do not report attacks to keep down their insurance premiums. start learning
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the money that you pay regularly to an insurance company; Pol. składka ubezpieczeniowa
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