naval

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naval
[ˈneɪvəl]
adjetivo
1naval
  • naval battle -> batalla (f) naval
  • naval officer -> oficial (sustantivo masculino) de marina

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naval [nei-val]
adjetivo
1Naval.
  • Naval officer -> oficial de marina; capitán de puerto
  • Naval stores -> alquitrán, trementina, y otras resinas
  • Naval tactics -> táctica naval, evoluciones marítimas

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naval [ˈneɪvəl] ?
adjective
[+warfare, strength, base] naval; [+affairs, forces] de la marina; [+officer] de marina; [+power] marítimo
Britain's naval tradition la tradición naval británica
modifier
naval academy (n) escuela naval; (f)
naval attaché (n) agregado naval; (m)
naval college (n) escuela naval; (f)

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naval
adjective
1naval

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naval [nah-vahl’]
adjective
1Naval, consisting of ships; belonging to ships.
  • Armada naval -> royal navy, royal fleet

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naval
adjetivo
[+base] naval; [+oficial] navy; naval; [+compañía, industria] shipping; [+constructor] ship; [+capitán] sea; [+bloqueo] naval
la potencia naval de España en las guerras contra los británicos misiles, dos corbetas, varios navíos de apoyo aéreo-nava el sector naval

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