navy 的 2 个定义
plural na·vies.
- the whole body of warships and auxiliaries belonging to a country or ruler.
- the complete body of such warships together with their officers and enlisted personnel, equipment, yards, etc., constituting the sea power of a nation.
- the department of government charged with its management.
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navy 近义词
fleet
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- By exploring the possibility of a semi-autonomous scout, fire-support, and anti-submarine drone, navies could expand the capacity of existing ships to find and fight enemies.
- There, we sat overlooking the navy water, until my sons ran down to dip their toes in, back and forth along the shore like puppies.
- He allocated generous government funding for the Beiyang Fleet, China’s first modern navy.
- As Philip served in the British navy during the war, he and Elizabeth corresponded and met several times.
- VARD Marine, which makes everything from ferries to navy ships, will work on designing the ship’s architecture, including its hull, mechanical, and electrical systems.
- “The U.S. Navy will attain IOC [initial operational capability] in 2018 with 3F software,” DellaVedova wrote.
- He was a great lover of the navy, and he liked me because of it.
- My father was in an intelligence unit for the U.S. Navy, as he had been in World War II.
- The Navy and Marine Corps versions of the F-35 have differing configurations and rely on an external gun pod.
- Within hours, the Indonesian navy said dozens of bodies were being seen.
- We show the Navy all our important operations cables; they have their own ways of doing things and don't open out so freely.
- This Committee shall be divided into three sections, viz.:—Of diplomacy; of the navy; and of the army.
- Thomas Harvey, a distinguished officer in the British navy, died at Bermuda, aged 65.
- Her total Naval complement is 2200 officers and enlisted men of the regular Navy.
- He was promoted up the ladder of success steadily, and in 1910 he received his commission as a Commander in the Navy.