Definition of naval base in English:

naval base

noun

A securely held seaport used as a centre of operations by the navy.
the city became a main naval base for the remainder of the war
Example sentencesExamples
- As part of Japan's second-line-of-defence, this was an important naval base, which served as an advance shipping centre and fuelling station.
- I was sent to the Portsmouth Naval base as this was the only site in the area that maintained a position for unarmed officers.
- The minister made the announcement at the commissioning of 13 new naval officers at the naval base yesterday.
- The route near the naval base is very narrow and its fences are constructed of barbed wire.
- A major naval base was established near the canal, which opened in 1895.
- The coastguard is guarding a prime target, the world's largest naval base in Norfolk, Virginia.
- Because of the naval bases, local fishermen are not permitted to fish at night.
- At the outbreak of the Second World War the port, with its large graving and floating docks, became a naval base.
- That the enemy might come by land in order to capture a naval base, thus necessitating the making of land defensive positions, was thought unlikely.
- The town became an official naval base, because of the channel depth and good natural defences.

单词	naval base
释义	Definition of naval base in English: naval base noun A securely held seaport used as a centre of operations by the navy. the city became a main naval base for the remainder of the war Example sentencesExamples As part of Japan's second-line-of-defence, this was an important naval base, which served as an advance shipping centre and fuelling station. I was sent to the Portsmouth Naval base as this was the only site in the area that maintained a position for unarmed officers. The minister made the announcement at the commissioning of 13 new naval officers at the naval base yesterday. The route near the naval base is very narrow and its fences are constructed of barbed wire. A major naval base was established near the canal, which opened in 1895. The coastguard is guarding a prime target, the world's largest naval base in Norfolk, Virginia. Because of the naval bases, local fishermen are not permitted to fish at night. At the outbreak of the Second World War the port, with its large graving and floating docks, became a naval base. That the enemy might come by land in order to capture a naval base, thus necessitating the making of land defensive positions, was thought unlikely. The town became an official naval base, because of the channel depth and good natural defences.
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