Definition of mare clausum in English:

mare clausum

nounPlural maria clausa ˌmɑːreɪ ˈklaʊsʊmˈklɔːzəmˈklô-

Law

The sea that is under the jurisdiction of a particular country.
Example sentencesExamples
- In this guarded fashion the claim that the seas of the world outside Europe were Iberian maria clausa was breached.
- The Dutch East India Company, though nominally under Dutch authority, was clearly a state in Asia and asserted mare clausum not only around the Spice Islands but also in parts of the Indian Ocean.
- The article analyzes the legal and political standing of the Soviet juridical theory of mare clausum as applied to the Baltic Sea.

Origin

Latin, 'closed sea'.

Definition of mare clausum in US English:

mare clausum

nounˈklô-

Law

The sea that is under the jurisdiction of a particular country.
Example sentencesExamples
- The article analyzes the legal and political standing of the Soviet juridical theory of mare clausum as applied to the Baltic Sea.
- In this guarded fashion the claim that the seas of the world outside Europe were Iberian maria clausa was breached.
- The Dutch East India Company, though nominally under Dutch authority, was clearly a state in Asia and asserted mare clausum not only around the Spice Islands but also in parts of the Indian Ocean.

Origin

Latin, ‘closed sea’.

单词	mare clausum
释义	Definition of mare clausum in English: mare clausum nounPlural maria clausa ˌmɑːreɪ ˈklaʊsʊmˈklɔːzəmˈklô- Law The sea that is under the jurisdiction of a particular country. Example sentencesExamples In this guarded fashion the claim that the seas of the world outside Europe were Iberian maria clausa was breached. The Dutch East India Company, though nominally under Dutch authority, was clearly a state in Asia and asserted mare clausum not only around the Spice Islands but also in parts of the Indian Ocean. The article analyzes the legal and political standing of the Soviet juridical theory of mare clausum as applied to the Baltic Sea. Origin Latin, 'closed sea'. Definition of mare clausum in US English: mare clausum nounˈklô- Law The sea that is under the jurisdiction of a particular country. Example sentencesExamples The article analyzes the legal and political standing of the Soviet juridical theory of mare clausum as applied to the Baltic Sea. In this guarded fashion the claim that the seas of the world outside Europe were Iberian maria clausa was breached. The Dutch East India Company, though nominally under Dutch authority, was clearly a state in Asia and asserted mare clausum not only around the Spice Islands but also in parts of the Indian Ocean. Origin Latin, ‘closed sea’.
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