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Definition of nautical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
ships sailing sailorsTECH. connected with ships, sailing, or sailorsTECH.
- He wore a nautical uniform to the party.
- She bought a nautical map for the voyage.
- The cafe had a nautical theme with ropes.
Expressions with nautical
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unit of measurement used in navigation equal to 1,852 meters
The ship traveled 300 nautical miles northeast..
flag used to send messages at sea
The ship raised a nautical signal flag to communicate.
map showing maritime navigation details
The captain studied the nautical chart before setting sail.
exactly 1,852 meters in length
The international nautical mile is 1,852 meters long.
heavy chain used on ships for anchoring
The sailor secured the boat with a nautical chain.
Origin of nautical
Greek, nautikos (of ships)
Terms with nautical included in their meaning
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nautical
skill in steering a wind-powered boat
nautical fashion
hat with flat round crown and rolled brim
nautical
bring a ship into its docking space
nautical
small vessel with a single mast
nautical
small powerful boat for towing ships
nautical
act of securing a vessel with equipment
nautical
platform on a ship for navigation
nautical officer
ship's officer below the master
nautical space
sufficient space for a ship to maneuver or dock
aviation or nautical
crash or sink
nautical
moor a vessel securely
maritime
related to sailors or nautical activities
nautical
small sailing vessel with one mast
sea style
skirt with nautical theme
nautical
boat for communication between ship and shore
nautical
highest level of a ship
nautical
debris floating in water from a shipwreck
nautical
place where boats can stop and stay without danger
maritime
rope used for towing in nautical settings
nautical headwear
cap with a flat circular top and a visor
maritime
nautical signal for timekeeping
nautical depth
depth of a vessel's keel below water
maritime
closest to the bow in nautical terms
maritime
support rope or cable in nautical use
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- French:nautique, ...
- German:nautisch, ...
- Italian:nautico, ...
- Spanish:náutico, ...
- Portuguese:náutico, ...
- Chinese:航海的, ...
- Japanese:航海の, ...
- Arabic:بحري, ...
- Hebrew:יַמִּי, ...
- Russian:морской, ...
- Ukrainian:морський, ...
- Hindi:समुद्री, ...
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