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Meanings of dreadnaught in anglès
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dreadnought Usage of dreadnaught in anglès
1
Get in the dreadnaught wearing a pair of black gleaming shoes again.
2
The finest dreadnaught is ineffective if manned by an ineffective crew.
3
The British dreadnaught Marlborough was also damaged, but succeeded in making port for repairs.
4
Herbert waving out the window as the dreadnaught glided away.
5
Herbert steering the dreadnaught limozine through the night, black cap on his black head.
6
Smith's dreadnaught threading a way through the cars ahead.
7
A mine like this is more deadly than the biggest shell carried by a super-dreadnaught.
8
It was under a rain of fire that would have shattered a dreadnaught of the 1920's.
9
Not a battleship nor a dreadnaught came forward.
10
It possesses in all 29 modern battleships, many of them of the great dreadnaught and super-dreadnaught type.
11
Coming to attention with a smile and wave to Herbert taking the dreadnaught to its deathy garage.
12
A dreadnaught joined us today, the Louisiana.
13
An incident of the great battle was the torpedoing of the super-dreadnaught Marlborough, which is now safely an harbor.
14
Louis XV was excessively timid: with an air which appeared of a dreadnaught quality, he was fearful at heart.
15
No dreadnaught for us, then?
16
Following the first twenty-five British ships steamed the American squadron, Admiral Rodman, aboard the dreadnaught New York, showing the way.
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Dreadnaught through the time