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Definition of navigation lights in English: navigation lightsplural noun A set of lights shown by a ship or aircraft at night to indicate its position and orientation. Example sentencesExamples - Two new navigation buoys will be provided in the channel and alterations are to be carried out on existing navigation lights.
- Only their navigation lights and headlamps are visible.
- A small red light is displayed, similar to an aircraft navigation light seen from a distance.
- Throughout the long night, the Clipper flew onward with wing tip navigation lights flashing red and green to compete with the mass of twinkling stars.
- Submarines were seldom, if ever, allowed to dive at night, and they had to burn navigation lights during exercises on the surface.
- There were no injuries and damage was confined to navigation lights.
- The fire was discovered when the boat's skipper went to check the generator after spotting a flickering navigation light.
- Look closer and you'll notice the port and starboard navigation lights, and the knot meter lined up next to the speedo and rev counter on the dash.
- The volume of yachts was highlighted at night by their navigation lights.
- There is also steady a white light on the trailing edge of each wing near the green or red navigation light.
- I had no electronics, no navigation lights and no autopilot.
- Many waters and waterways insist on the use of navigation lights at night.
- ‘The damage is superficial,’ he said, ‘just the wing tip navigation light.’
- I stuck with my instrument scan because it was too disorienting for me to look up and align myself with the ship's navigation lights.
- It was a misty night, all navigation lights were switched off and radio silence was observed.
- Some don't even have fire extinguishers, navigation lights and foghorns on board, they add.
- We headed back, swimming across debris over the deck, where a large navigation light lay close to one of the broken masts.
- The second incident involved the coaster Lara which collided with a mooring post and navigation light at the entrance to Alexandra Dock, demolishing the light.
- It was pitch dark and I was unable to see the navigation lights of my own boat.
- l looked for the telltale sign of the boat's navigation lights reflecting off the water, but I never saw it.
Definition of navigation lights in US English: navigation lightsplural nounˌnavəˈɡāSHən līts A set of lights shown by a ship or aircraft at night to indicate its position and orientation, especially with respect to other vessels or aircraft. Example sentencesExamples - It was pitch dark and I was unable to see the navigation lights of my own boat.
- It was a misty night, all navigation lights were switched off and radio silence was observed.
- I stuck with my instrument scan because it was too disorienting for me to look up and align myself with the ship's navigation lights.
- There is also steady a white light on the trailing edge of each wing near the green or red navigation light.
- A small red light is displayed, similar to an aircraft navigation light seen from a distance.
- There were no injuries and damage was confined to navigation lights.
- l looked for the telltale sign of the boat's navigation lights reflecting off the water, but I never saw it.
- I had no electronics, no navigation lights and no autopilot.
- Only their navigation lights and headlamps are visible.
- The fire was discovered when the boat's skipper went to check the generator after spotting a flickering navigation light.
- The volume of yachts was highlighted at night by their navigation lights.
- The second incident involved the coaster Lara which collided with a mooring post and navigation light at the entrance to Alexandra Dock, demolishing the light.
- ‘The damage is superficial,’ he said, ‘just the wing tip navigation light.’
- Look closer and you'll notice the port and starboard navigation lights, and the knot meter lined up next to the speedo and rev counter on the dash.
- Two new navigation buoys will be provided in the channel and alterations are to be carried out on existing navigation lights.
- Submarines were seldom, if ever, allowed to dive at night, and they had to burn navigation lights during exercises on the surface.
- Throughout the long night, the Clipper flew onward with wing tip navigation lights flashing red and green to compete with the mass of twinkling stars.
- We headed back, swimming across debris over the deck, where a large navigation light lay close to one of the broken masts.
- Many waters and waterways insist on the use of navigation lights at night.
- Some don't even have fire extinguishers, navigation lights and foghorns on board, they add.
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