Meanings of naval dockyard in English

A narrow channel leads to the inner harbour, Austria's naval dockyard and arsenal.

After 1900 it became a crucial shipbuilding yard and naval dockyard, where conditions were better, but tough.

The Queen Elizabeth sits in the dry dock at Rosyth naval dockyard, being prepared for her graduation.

The naval dockyard is also a handsome establishment, and it is the chief naval station in British North America.

Unemployment in the area was already at more than 13% and the naval dockyard was the largest employer.

A naval dockyard, which once existed here, was removed in 1814 to Pembroke, on the southern side of the estuary.

Indian Navy personnel walk past a guard at the naval dockyard in Mumbai August 14, 2013.

The two most promising alternate locations, experts say, would be Milford Haven in Wales or the existing naval dockyard at Devonport, Plymouth.

An elevated view shows the Indian Navy ships docked at the naval dockyard in Mumbai August 14, 2013.

The Admiral Commanding the Station, the Naval Dockyard, and H.M.S.

Naval dockyards should be constructed here and a proportion of ships built in them.

A BAE Systems sign is seen at the naval dockyards in Portsmouth, southern England November 6, 2013.

A BAE Systems sign is seen at the entrance to the naval dockyards in Portsmouth, southern England November 6, 2013.

The frame-timbers are almost all of oak obtained from the Naval Dockyard at Horten, where they had lain for many years, thus being perfectly seasoned.

A security guard stands at the entrance to the naval dockyards, where BAE Systems is located, in Portsmouth, southern England November 6, 2013.

A union flag flies over the entrance to the naval dockyards, where BAE Systems are also located, in Portsmouth, southern England November 6, 2013.