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Meanings of naval arsenal in English
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Usage of naval arsenal in English
1
My next visit was to Brest, the chief naval arsenal of France.
2
Parallel with the alameda extends the wall of the naval arsenal and dock.
3
Here are the dockyard and naval arsenal, and forts with heavy guns completely commanding the entrance.
4
For this purpose large sums of money were expended in converting Antwerp into a formidable naval arsenal.
5
We hold it as an important post, as a great military and naval arsenal, and as nothing more.
6
Of Toulon, the great naval arsenal of France, we saw but little as we passed quickly through its suburbs.
7
From Brest I went to Rochefort, an excellent naval arsenal, though much smaller than those at Cherbourg and Brest.
8
The island that lies at the mouth of the Neva will be fortified, and become a great naval arsenal and fort.
9
Here is also the great naval arsenal, a huge roofed structure open at the sides and entirely exposed to public inspection.
10
On approaching the anchorage we passed the naval arsenal of Caveti, situated in the bay about nine miles south of the capital.
11
The naval arsenal at Boston is moderate in size, kept very clean; but when I visited it there were little signs of activity or life.
12
We paid a visit, too, to the Naval Arsenal.
13
The Great Naval Arsenal.-Theship houses are not the only large structures at the navy yard.
14
On the Adriatic are Cattaro, on the edge of Montenegro, and the naval arsenals of Pola and Trieste.
15
The naval arsenals were unlocked for Commander Farragut, who pressed energetically forward with the arming of his frigate.
16
The sovereign had neither naval arsenals nor dockyards, nor any regular establishment of civil or naval affairs to provide ships of war.
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