Maritime - English meaning

Maritime – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Connected with the sea, especially in relation to seaborne trade or naval matters.
Usage examples:
A maritime museum
Synonims:
Naval Marine Nautical Seafaring Seagoing Sea Ocean-going

adjective
Connected with ships or the sea, or being near the sea
Usage examples:
A maritime museum

adjective
Connected with human activity at sea
Usage examples:
Negotiators focused on the three pillars of maritime transport: international shipping, maritime au…

Maritime translation into English

Maritime: translate from English into Chinese

海上, 海的

Maritime: translate from English into Dutch

Maritiem, Zee-, Kust-

Maritime: translate from English into French

Maritime

Maritime: translate from English into German

Maritim, See-, Seefahrend

Maritime: translate from English into Hindi

समुद्री, समुंदर का, समुद्रतटवर्ती, समुद्रतटीय, समुद्र तटवर्ती

Maritime: translate from English into Italian

Marittimo

Maritime: translate from English into Korean

해상, 바다의, 해상의, 해안 가까이에 사는, 항해의

Maritime: translate from English into Russian

Морской, Приморский

Maritime: translate from English into Spanish

Marítimo

Word origin

mid 16th century: from Latin maritimus, from mare ‘sea’.

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Maritime – similar words

maritimal

adjective
Maritime.

Maritimal - all meanings in English

Maritime synonims

marine

adjective
Relating to or found in the sea.
Usage examples:
Marine plants

noun
A member of a body of troops trained to serve on land or sea, in particular (in the uk) a member of the royal marines or (in the us) a member of the marine corps.
Usage examples:
A contingent of 2,000 marines

adjective
Of or near the sea
Usage examples:
A marine biologist, the oil slick threatened marine life around the islands.

Marine - all meanings in English

nautical

adjective
Of or concerning navigation, sailors, or the sea; maritime.
Usage examples:
Nautical charts

adjective
Relating to ships, sailing, or people who work on ships

adjective
Relating to ships, sailing, or sailors
Usage examples:
The town is proud of its nautical history.

Nautical - all meanings in English

naval

adjective
Relating to a navy or navies.
Usage examples:
A naval base

adjective
Belonging to a country’s navy, or relating to military ships
Usage examples:
A major naval battle was fought near here.

Naval - all meanings in English

ocean-going

adjective
(of a ship, boat, etc.) designed for travelling across large areas of ocean
Usage examples:
An ocean-going vessel

Ocean-going - all meanings in English

sea

noun
The expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface and surrounds its land masses.
Usage examples:
A ban on dumping radioactive wastes in the sea

abbreviation
Short for single european act.

noun
A large area of salt water that is partly or completely surrounded by land, or the salt water that covers most of the surface of the earth
Usage examples:
[ c ] the caribbean/mediterranean sea, [ c ] the seas are filled with creatures we know nothing abo…

Sea - all meanings in English

seagoing

adjective
(of a ship) suitable or designed for voyages on the sea.
Usage examples:
Seagoing trawlers

Seagoing - all meanings in English

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