駕駛員業(yè)務(wù)會(huì)話

1、航海英語聽力與會(huì)話 駕駛員業(yè)務(wù)會(huì)話Unit 3 Dialogue 31 Unit Three: Dialogue 3: Leaving the Berth Step One: Introductory words: As for Unit 3, we have already learned D1、D2、vocabulary and some related orders. Today ,well learn dialogue three. In the previous dialogue, we learnt that when a ship proceed inwards or outwa

2、rds, usually a person will board the vessel to guide her. Who is this person? (pilot) . In some ports, pilotage is compulsory, while it is not in other ports, it depends. we also learnt vessel Nonsuch anchored with starboard side getting alongside the wharf. And you know that when you stand on board

3、 facing the bow, the right side is starboard and the left side is port side. So the ships bow is inward. Then if the ship is going outwards or seawards, what should be done first? And how will the vessel turn round? To know this, lets listen to the tape of dialogue three.2Step two: Listen to the tap

4、e for the general idea Questions for comprehension: 1. Is pilotage compulsory in this port? 2.Will there be tugs to assist the vessel in leaving the berth? 3.Must the vessel turn round at the basin before proceeding outward? 4. Should the vessel let go all lines and heave in anchor before turning ro

5、und?3Step three: Listen to the tape for the second time for details with questions given first 1.How many shackles of anchor chain are in water?2. What should be done before starting the engine?3. How to reply and report the order “Single up forward to headline and spring”?4. What does it mean by sa

6、ying “Let go fore and aft”?5. Does the vessel turn port round or starboard round?4Step four: Key points: guide the vessel in leaving the berthturn round at the basin; engine trial; steering gear； port round make fast on starboard quarter.Let go fore and aft; take the vessel in towenter the fairway o

7、ff the breakwater entranceBon voyage5Stand by engine. Stand by engine. Engine stand by Single up forward to headline and spring. I will single up. singled up forward.Single up aft to breast line and stern buoy line. I will single up. Singled up aft and tug fast.Hard-a-port.Hard-a-port. Wheels hard-a

8、-port.Slow ahead. Slow ahead. Engine is slow ahead, sir.6Step five: Read after the tape Step six: group work (Drilling) Perform the main part of the dialogue 7 Step seven: Watch the Power point picture showing orders for leaving the berth: 1. When leaving berth, the first orders are: Stand by engines!-Start engines-Ready to get underway; stand by for letting go 2. When the vessel is due to leave, casting-off orders are given by the pilot or by the mate: Slack away the headline(fore spring/breast line/aft spring/sternli