The meaning of Nautical

Nautical – definition

adjective
Of or concerning navigation, sailors, or the sea; maritime.
Usage examples:
Nautical charts
Synonims:
Maritime Marine Naval Seafaring Seagoing Ocean-going Yachting Boating Sailing

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 translation into English

Nautical: translate from English into Chinese

航海的, 海, 航海天文

Nautical: translate from English into Dutch

Nautisch, Zeevaartkundig, Scheepvaart-, Zee-

Nautical: translate from English into French

Nautique, Naval

Nautical: translate from English into German

Nautisch, Seemännisch, Seefahrerisch, Zur see, Von der seefahrt, See-

Nautical: translate from English into Hindi

समुद्री, समुंदर का, जहाज़ी, नावीय, नाविक, नौपरिवहन विषयक, नाविक संबंधी

Nautical: translate from English into Italian

Nautico

Nautical: translate from English into Korean

항해의, 항해술의

Nautical: translate from English into Russian

Морской, Мореходный, Корабельный

Nautical: translate from English into Spanish

Náutico, Marítimo

Word origin

mid 16th century: from French nautique, or via Latin from Greek nautikos, from nautēs ‘sailor’, from naus ‘ship’.

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Nautical – similar words

nautically

adverb
In a way that relates to ships, sailing, or sailors
Usage examples:
They ate their dinner at the nautically themed "fish & ships"., these three new novels are all naut…

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nauticality

noun
Nautical quality.

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nautic

adjective
Nautical.

noun
A sailor, especially one in the royal navy.

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Nautical synonims

boating

noun
Rowing or sailing in boats as a sport or form of recreation.
Usage examples:
There is much enthusiasm for recreational boating and water sports among the middle and upper class…

verb
Travel in a boat for pleasure.
Usage examples:
They boated through fjords

noun
The activity of traveling in a boat, esp. as a hobby or for pleasure
Usage examples:
Lake of the ozarks is a popular boating and fishing mecca for midwesterners.

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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.

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maritime

adjective
Connected with the sea, especially in relation to seaborne trade or naval matters.
Usage examples:
A maritime museum

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…

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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.

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ocean-going

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

All meanings and translations of Ocean-going

sailing

noun
The action of sailing in a ship or boat.
Usage examples:
A sailing club

verb
Travel in a boat with sails, especially as a sport or recreation.
Usage examples:
Ian took us out sailing on the lake

noun
The sport or activity of using boats with sails
Usage examples:
I never really got into sailing.

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seafaring

ˈsiːˌfeə.rɪŋ

adjective
(of a person) regularly travelling by sea.
Usage examples:
The danes are an ancient seafaring people

noun
The practice of regularly travelling by sea.
Usage examples:
Canadian seafaring is a fraction of what it once was

adjective
Connected with travelling by sea
Usage examples:
A seafaring man (= a sailor)

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seagoing

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

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yachting

ˈjɒt.ɪŋ

noun
The sport or pastime of racing or sailing in yachts.
Usage examples:
Never has so much sound and not so sound money been poured down the drink in the name of sport and …

verb
Race or cruise in a yacht.

noun
The sport or activity of sailing yachts

All meanings and translations of Yachting

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