naval
નૌકા
definition
adjective
a naval officer
of, in, or relating to a navy or navies.
translation of 'naval'
જહાજી,
નૌકાદળને લગતું,
નૌસેનાને લગતું,
દરિયાઈ,
યુદ્ધજહાજ સંબંધી
adjective
નૌકાદળ સંબંધી
example
The Royal Navy has once again reiterated that there were no 'naval' vessels or submarines in the area at the time.
One former 'naval' officer said the case represented a sea-change in navy management style.
The island became very influenced by America and was a base to America's huge Pacific 'naval' fleet.
The fleet was to surrender, but it was scuttled before it reached the 'naval' base at Scapa Flow.
We didn't venture as far as the 'naval' base, but found a beautiful spot to camp right by the edge of the Baltic Sea.
She and her husband have moved south to the Black Sea - away from the 'naval' base that was their home.
Owned by Mexico, the islands are uninhabited except for a 'naval' base on Socorro.
The harbour at Suda Bay was the largest in the Mediterranean Sea and an ideal base for 'naval' operations.
Only its vital strategic importance as a 'naval' base cushioned it from further reprisals.
It took eight hours to load three miles of pipe, using four officers and 40 'naval' ratings.
'naval' officer
As a junior 'naval' officer it seems you work very hard for comparatively little salary.
It lies on an American 'naval' base and the only viewing point is 100 metres away.
The ships are tied up in Portsmouth 'naval' base, with the numbers on board reduced to single figures.
A new expanded yard at Portsmouth will be the most modern 'naval' shipbuilding facility in the world.
He is also an avid historian and often conducts tours of the historical 'naval' base.
It was this maritime vulnerability that made 'naval' politics the most important of all politics.
In a party scene, she toasts a young woman, newly betrothed to a 'naval' officer.
It was believed to be the largest gathering of 'naval' vessels in Liverpool for decades.
I would like to study about the 'naval' history between the Japanese and the Royal Navy.
It was handed down through the generations of the family of one of Cook's fellow 'naval' officers.
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