Definition of naval architecture in English:

naval architecture

noun

mass noun

The activity or profession of designing ships.
Example sentencesExamples
- During these same centuries, advances in naval architecture and rigging systems enabled ships to sail much closer to the wind.
- China invented the sternpost rudder, a crucial development in naval architecture, in about 200 b.c.
- A professor in the department of naval architecture and ocean engineering said the cut will lead to an immense increase in tuition fees.
- Captain John Ericsson, a naval engineer, developed the North's first practical ironclad ships, which fought with great effectiveness and revolutionized naval architecture.
- After leaving St Mary's, Martin, now 45, had several labouring jobs before going to university to study naval architecture.
- He continued his lifelong interest in boat design and naval architecture by renovating the Gemini II.
- After living in London as a teenager, he returned to Glasgow in 1979, to study naval architecture at Strathclyde University.
- He is president of a consulting engineering firm that provides naval architecture and marine engineering services.

Derivatives

naval architect

noun

A person who designs ships.
a panel of naval architects approved some prototype vessels
Example sentencesExamples
- In each issue, we'll feature a review of one powerboat and one sailboat by a noted naval architect and surveyor.
- Even after a panel of naval architects approved some prototype vessels, he moved cautiously.
- The new pictures show the basic design which naval architects expect to be approved in the summer.

Definition of naval architecture in US English:

naval architecture

nounˈnāvəl ˈärkəˌtek(t)SHər

The designing of ships.
Example sentencesExamples
- After living in London as a teenager, he returned to Glasgow in 1979, to study naval architecture at Strathclyde University.
- He is president of a consulting engineering firm that provides naval architecture and marine engineering services.
- A professor in the department of naval architecture and ocean engineering said the cut will lead to an immense increase in tuition fees.
- He continued his lifelong interest in boat design and naval architecture by renovating the Gemini II.
- During these same centuries, advances in naval architecture and rigging systems enabled ships to sail much closer to the wind.
- China invented the sternpost rudder, a crucial development in naval architecture, in about 200 b.c.
- After leaving St Mary's, Martin, now 45, had several labouring jobs before going to university to study naval architecture.
- Captain John Ericsson, a naval engineer, developed the North's first practical ironclad ships, which fought with great effectiveness and revolutionized naval architecture.

单词	naval architecture
释义	Definition of naval architecture in English: naval architecture noun mass noun The activity or profession of designing ships. Example sentencesExamples During these same centuries, advances in naval architecture and rigging systems enabled ships to sail much closer to the wind. China invented the sternpost rudder, a crucial development in naval architecture, in about 200 b.c. A professor in the department of naval architecture and ocean engineering said the cut will lead to an immense increase in tuition fees. Captain John Ericsson, a naval engineer, developed the North's first practical ironclad ships, which fought with great effectiveness and revolutionized naval architecture. After leaving St Mary's, Martin, now 45, had several labouring jobs before going to university to study naval architecture. He continued his lifelong interest in boat design and naval architecture by renovating the Gemini II. After living in London as a teenager, he returned to Glasgow in 1979, to study naval architecture at Strathclyde University. He is president of a consulting engineering firm that provides naval architecture and marine engineering services. Derivatives naval architect noun A person who designs ships. a panel of naval architects approved some prototype vessels Example sentencesExamples In each issue, we'll feature a review of one powerboat and one sailboat by a noted naval architect and surveyor. Even after a panel of naval architects approved some prototype vessels, he moved cautiously. The new pictures show the basic design which naval architects expect to be approved in the summer. Definition of naval architecture in US English: naval architecture nounˈnāvəl ˈärkəˌtek(t)SHər The designing of ships. Example sentencesExamples After living in London as a teenager, he returned to Glasgow in 1979, to study naval architecture at Strathclyde University. He is president of a consulting engineering firm that provides naval architecture and marine engineering services. A professor in the department of naval architecture and ocean engineering said the cut will lead to an immense increase in tuition fees. He continued his lifelong interest in boat design and naval architecture by renovating the Gemini II. During these same centuries, advances in naval architecture and rigging systems enabled ships to sail much closer to the wind. China invented the sternpost rudder, a crucial development in naval architecture, in about 200 b.c. After leaving St Mary's, Martin, now 45, had several labouring jobs before going to university to study naval architecture. Captain John Ericsson, a naval engineer, developed the North's first practical ironclad ships, which fought with great effectiveness and revolutionized naval architecture.
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