naval
naval — 形容詞
- navalpositive
- more navalcomparative
- most navalsuperlative
1. relating to the branch of a nation's armed forces that operates warships and con
海軍的
屬於或與國家海軍相關的
relating to the branch of a nation's armed forces that operates warships and conducts military operations at sea
Padma's uncle served as a naval officer for over twenty years.
Padma 的叔叔在海軍擔任軍官超過二十年。
attributive: naval + rank (officer)
The naval base near the harbour trained thousands of new recruits every year.
港口附近的海軍基地每年訓練數千名新兵。
attributive: naval + facility (base)
A major naval battle was fought just off the coast of that island.
一場重要的海軍戰役就在那座島嶼外海展開。
After high school, Hiro decided to apply to the naval academy in his country.
高中畢業後,Hiro 決定申請本國的海軍官校。
attributive: naval + institution (academy)
The old port was turned into a naval shipyard for repairing warships.
那座舊港口被改建成修理軍艦的海軍船廠。
- naval officer
- naval base
- naval battle
- naval academy
- naval shipyard
- naval force
- naval fleet
- naval vessel
- naval operations
- naval power
- maritime
broader scope — covers commercial shipping, sea trade, and law of the sea, not just military
- marine
more general — relates to the sea or ocean itself, or to marine forces (e.g. Marine Corps in the US)
- sea-going
less formal — describes ships or personnel designed to travel on the sea, not exclusively military
文法句型
naval + noun
用法筆記
Only used before a noun — you can say 'naval base' but not 'the base is naval'. To refer to the institution itself, use the noun 'navy' instead: 'He joined the navy.'
常見錯誤
同根字
- navy名詞B1
- navigate動詞B2
- navigation名詞B2
- navigator名詞C1