shipbuilder
shipbuilder
definition
noun
Each shipbuilder constructs sections of the ship, while final assembly, outfitting, test and delivery are alternated between them.
a person or company whose job or business is the design and construction of ships.
translation of 'shipbuilder'
જહાજ બાંધનાર,
જહાજ નિર્માતા
example
I congratulate all those involved; at the 'shipbuilder' , at the Defence Procurement Agency and associated organisations.
So we're working on providing the right capability for the ship and at the same time minimizing the uncertainty for the 'shipbuilder' .
Others claim that China has investigated the possibility of buying a light aircraft carrier from a European 'shipbuilder' .
The defendant in that suit, a Latvian 'shipbuilder' , applied to the court to have the civil action disallowed because it was funded by a third party.
Each 'shipbuilder' constructs sections of the ship, while final assembly, outfitting, test and delivery are alternated between them.
All of those who have been involved, whether from the 'shipbuilder' , Ministry of Defence or ship's company, have the right to be hugely proud of their achievements.
Thousands had once plied the Great Lakes and Milwaukee 'shipbuilders' had launched over 100 such vessels to carry the region's products to market.
Naval officials, representatives from state-run China Shipbuilding and civilian 'shipbuilders' attended the hearing, hosted by an opposition party lawmaker.
The Ministry of Defence has invited 'shipbuilders' , ship repairers and marine service companies to tender for the supply of the vessels using novel, cost-cutting procurement methods.
Today these models are often the only surviving representations of the work of naval architects and 'shipbuilders' who were famous in their day.
The original Acadians and Cajuns were farmers, herders, and ranchers, but they also worked as carpenters, coopers, blacksmiths, fishermen, 'shipbuilders' , trappers, and sealers.
Potemkin was looking for talented engineers, 'shipbuilders' , entrepreneurs and Englishmen: Samuel was all of these things.
In addition, the southern 'shipbuilders' needed time to learn how to construct warships and ordnance.
The company often hires firms that have no 'shipbuilding' experience to design critical spaces.
Baseball clubs followed similar patterns, though most often were comprised of skilled craftsmen like carpenters and 'shipbuilders' , clerks, and shopkeepers.
It employs about 19,000 people, many of whom are fourth and fifth generation 'shipbuilders' .
The European Union has launched an investigation into South Korean 'shipbuilders' amid complaints they are receiving government aid which allows them to sell new ships below cost.
Not that he didn't try - but he was so seasick just being taken out to the ship and so he satisfied his love of ships by getting into 'shipbuilding' .
Exports are driven mainly by 'shipbuilding' , mineral oils, machinery and equipment.
As a result, modest-size firms in many sectors, including 'shipbuilders' , truck companies, the makers of biotech machinery, and paper and printing outfits, began hiring.
The site began as a longport and was a base for 'shipbuilding' .
He bought original drawings from Harland & Wolff, the Belfast 'shipbuilders' which built the Titanic, for €12,400.
Railway workers, bus and taxi drivers, and 'shipbuilders' are all contemplating walkouts in coming weeks.
Beyond that, 'shipbuilders' must accommodate specific design requests that give mega-yachts their well-earned reputation for extravagance.
In that position, he helped spin off the company's 'shipbuilding' and pipeline divisions.
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