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Meanings of nautical in English
Usage of nautical in English
1
The Manjees, under the circumstances performed wonders in the nautical manoeuvring line.
2
The company provides software solutions for air-traffic management and aero nautical communications.
3
The time in the logs throughout is according to nautical reckoning, i.e.
4
They approached to within two nautical miles and opened fire at once.
5
The Dutch navigators exerted great influence upon the nautical language of Russia.
6
Latvia spotted Russian submarines 23 nautical miles away from its territorial waters.
7
From the embarcadero to Cumana the distance is only twelve nautical leagues.
8
Another nautical custom still in vogue is also derived from remote antiquity.
9
In 2016 Linz updated the relevant nautical chart to include the reserve.
10
The craft should have a range of 200 nautical miles, it says.
11
He missed these targets by a nautical mile in the last quarter.
12
The wanderings of our nautical Othello were thus brought to a conclusion.
13
Rather unwarily he ventured to introduce a nautical illustration into the talk.
14
There remained the Gujarati, and of his nautical capacity Desmond knew nothing.
15
And now, let us return to the consideration of our nautical problem.
16
On the trawlers, they have to have some kind of nautical experience.
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Nautical through the time
Nautical across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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