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naval

(neɪvəl)
adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]
Naval means belonging to, relating to, or involving a country's navy.
He was the senior serving naval officer.
...a U.S. naval base.
Synonyms: nautical, marine, maritime More Synonyms of naval

naval in British English

(ˈneɪvəl)
adjective
1. 
of, relating to, characteristic of, or having a navy
2. 
of or relating to ships; nautical
Word origin
C16: from Latin nāvālis, from nāvis ship; related to Greek naus, Old Norse nōr ship, Sanskrit nau

naval in American English

(ˈneɪvəl)
adjective
1.  Rare
of or having to do with ships or shipping
2. 
of, having, characteristic of, or for a navy, its ships, personnel, etc.
Word origin
< Fr or L: Fr naval < L navalis < navis, a ship: see navy

Examples of 'naval' in a sentence
naval

But we need not fear any lack of senior naval officers.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
The naval base near Augusta is usually used as a refuelling stop for Nato ships.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
My father was a naval officer and then built a rural electricity supply company that was nationalised.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
He was the senior serving naval officer.
Jenkins, Roy Truman (1986)
Our rights are being sold off for naval bases.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
His book is not the work of a scholar but of a naval officer who has come up from the ranks.
The Times Literary Supplement (2010)
The only way to get here in the old days was aboard a Chilean naval vessel.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
Naval vessels will churn the waves; helicopters and fighter aircraft will take off and land with screaming engines.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
British naval officers did not receive a better formal training than their French or Spanish counterparts.
French, David The British way in Warfare - 1688-2000 (1990)
The smaller command reflects British naval influence and its recognized right to have a major command regularly assigned to a British admiral.
Abshire, David M. Preventing World War III - A Realistic Grand Strategy (1988)
French and US military and naval vessels and divers combed the site yesterday, collecting bodies that were being carried away on a fast current.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)

In other languages
naval

British English: naval /ˈneɪvl/ ADJECTIVE
Naval people and things belong to a country's navy.
...a naval base.
  • American English: naval
  • Arabic: بَحْرِيٌّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: naval
  • Chinese: 海军的
  • Croatian: pomorski
  • Czech: námořní
  • Danish: flåde-
  • Dutch: scheeps-
  • European Spanish: naval
  • Finnish: laivasto-
  • French: naval
  • German: Marine-
  • Greek: ναυτικός
  • Italian: navale
  • Japanese: 海軍の
  • Korean: 해군의
  • Norwegian: marine-
  • Polish: morski
  • European Portuguese: naval
  • Romanian: maritim
  • Russian: морской
  • Latin American Spanish: naval
  • Swedish: marin
  • Thai: เกี่ยวกับเรือ
  • Turkish: deniz askeri
  • Ukrainian: військово-морський
  • Vietnamese: thuộc hải quân

Chinese translation of 'naval'

naval

(ˈneɪvl)
(adjective) 
Definition
of or relating to a navy or ships
He was the senior serving naval officer.
Synonyms
nautical
Jet-skis require no traditional nautical skills.
marine
breeding grounds for marine life
maritime
the largest maritime museum of its kind

Additional synonyms

in the sense of marine
Definition
of shipping or navigation
breeding grounds for marine life
Synonyms
nautical,
sea,
maritime,
oceanic,
naval,
saltwater,
seafaring,
ocean-going,
seagoing,
pelagic,
thalassic
in the sense of maritime
Definition
of or relating to shipping
the largest maritime museum of its kind
Synonyms
nautical,
marine,
naval,
sea,
oceanic,
seafaring

Synonyms of 'naval'

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