Meanings of naval cadet in English

Mr. Speranza was a naval cadet at the same time as Gran.

I don't care: I'd make a stunning little naval cadet.

The pay of a naval cadet is five hundred dollars a year, beginning at the date of admission.

While the two ladies were exchanging these little remarks, the Baronne de Nailles was saying to the young naval cadet:

An Eton schoolboy and a naval cadet would hardly demean themselves by paying attention to a little girl of seven.

A young French naval cadet, of fifteen, son of a French admiral, was fearfully scalded, but bore his tortures manfully.

D'Houdetot, scarcely out of childhood was a naval cadet, and attached to the staff of Admiral Magon, a friend of my father.

On the other side of Hilary and next to Maud sat Jack, with his brother Noel, the other naval cadet, facing him.

Dutch for '' naval cadet'').

He had been a model young Communist & Soviet naval cadet & had led raids on underground churches in the region of Kamchatka.

The pretentious and unmeaning title of " naval cadet" should be abolished; the title of "midshipman," full of historic association, should be restored.

On passing their examination, all the midshipmen and naval cadets have been promoted.

Her commander was Lieutenant Raymond, and her junior officer Naval Cadet Clifford Faraday.

It carries a crew of over 200 naval cadets, according to Russian state media.

Price, H. I. Cone; Naval Cadet (engineer), C. P. Burt; Chaplain.

There was also a company of naval cadets.