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Definition of submarine in English: submarinenoun ˈsʌbməriːnsʌbməˈriːn 1A warship with a streamlined hull designed to operate completely submerged in the sea for long periods, equipped with a periscope and typically armed with torpedoes or missiles. Example sentencesExamples - The submarine is equipped with a Kollmorgen search-and-attack periscope.
- It is common now for Orthodox priests to baptize and sanctify warships, submarines, missiles, and tanks.
- On the walls of primary schools are large diagrams of submarines and warships built in St Petersburg, showing the torpedo compartments with illustrations of how torpedoes are fired.
- The research is designed to determine the number of pygmy blue whales that visit the area, which is also popular with warships and submarines.
- As well as British ships in the area for support, sources say two British submarines armed with cruise missiles have also been made available for any attack.
- As a hunter-killer, she was designed to detect enemy submarines and destroy them using torpedoes.
- Since the 1960s, the submarine armed with nuclear missiles has become the single most potent embodiment of sea power.
- These ships were to be supported by six torpedo-boat destroyers, two submarines and support ships.
- RAF fighters and Royal Navy submarines firing cruise missiles were also involved alongside US warships and warplanes.
- To avert this situation, and ultimately to consolidate strategic stability, it is expedient to limit search activity against missile armed submarines.
- The number in the Pacific has since been halved with four of the Trident-missile-fitted submarines converted into conventionally armed cruise missile submarines.
- A British ballistic missile submarine has fired torpedoes at an American destroyer - all for the sake of research.
- All Trident Ploughshares protesters, who have broken into Faslane to attack Trident submarines, have been armed with hammers designed to destroy the subs' sensitive computer equipment.
- The PRC is working on more advanced designs for both submarines and submarine-fired missiles.
- So its presence in areas of responsibility of missile armed submarines is subject to strict regulation.
- It could mean the warships and submarines of the future would be more effective, would be better places for their crews to live and work on, and would be built and operated at a lower cost to the taxpayer.
- When battleships showed their prowess, submarines and torpedo boats were devised.
- Beyond this is the outermost sea space, where the navy would operate shore-based naval aircraft and submarines with ship-to-ship missiles.
- The Chinese navy now buying sophisticated Russian warships and submarines.
- Even the most hawkish leaders baulked at countenancing a right of pre-emptive action when the world's principal disputants both had nuclear missile submarines designed to evade a surprise attack.
- 1.1 A submersible craft of any kind.
Example sentencesExamples - Are our submarines, submersibles and aqualungs not merely imitations of devices and mechanisms that Nature ‘invented’ a long, long time ago?
- Tall ships, small ships, pirate ships, submarines, rafts, and Viking longboats might all put in an appearance.
- And then they may not need us to send a submersible submarine down there.
- Inside the museum, all manner of detailed models, from submarines, steamboats and trawlers to battleships, tugs and cobles, competed for best model in the various classes.
- Parrots in the wardroom, Great Danes leading errant sailors home, prone penguins, reindeer wandering around submarines.
- Ongoing development eventually transforms the ocean into one where great cities thrive and their inhabitants travel through submarines and similar submersible vehicles.
- A boatyard owner renting deep-sea submarines in Vancouver is also murdered, as is a man purchasing illicit rocket guide wires in London.
- There were a record number of entries from yellow submarines, tall ships, small ships, rafts, sea serpents, to shipwrecks and fishing boats and lots more besides.
- Knowing the location of all ships, planes and submarines (friendly, neutral or otherwise) is the ideal vision sought by FORCEnet.
- Things like microwaves and hairdryers can be powered through inverters if you have the battery capacity of a submarine.
2North American A sandwich made of a long roll typically filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables such as lettuce, tomato, and onions.
adjective ˈsʌbməriːnsʌbməˈriːn Existing, occurring, or used under the surface of the sea. submarine volcanic activity Example sentencesExamples - These depocentres contain thick upper Maureen, Eista and Forties sands deposited in laterally extensive submarine fan systems with widespread confined channelling.
- The two large submarine canyons under investigation are Scripps Canyon and La Jolla Canyon.
- The predominant feature of the shoreline is the rocky cliffs, extending under water to encompass a lush kelp forest, submarine reefs and offshore seamounts.
- Other uses are found in agriculture and cable wrappings, including submarine cables.
- Sand-rich turbidites from two Palaeocene submarine fan systems have very different heavy mineral stratigraphic styles.
- Fixed surface platforms, submarine power cables and underwater tanks are all existing technology.
- Orkney Islands Councillors have agreed to a further £200,000 towards the cost of a submarine fibre optic cable from the Scottish mainland via Orkney to Shetland.
- Some of Nepad's major projects still in the pipeline include a fibre optic submarine cable on the East Coast to connect Durban and Djibouti and the Inga III project in the Congo.
- In the same document, Esat also said that it had signed a contract with a major submarine cable company to construct a fibre optic submarine cable between Ireland and Britain.
- The scheme for managing international communications remained almost unchanged from the first telegraphic submarine cable until the mid-1970s.
- Thomson's continuing work on laying submarine telegraph cables took him to Madeira in 1873.
- A system of submarine canyons developed on the slope during the Oligocene.
- For a number of years the colonies had talked about a connection with Europe via a submarine cable which could be landed at Perth, Darwin or somewhere on the Queensland coast.
- Pilot whales can often be spotted resting in large pods at the ocean surface, yet very little is known about the submarine behavior of these deep-sea hunters.
- It was the view of the committee that, in these instances, the incidents had likely involved the fouling of submarine telecommunication cables or associated debris.
- Communications with the main land, which had been a problem, were vastly improved when a start was made to connect the island with Normanville via submarine cable.
- Wire communications facilities across the Philippine Islands linked the archipelago by submarine cable.
- And yet echo-sounding maps of submarine topography continued to accumulate.
- Oceanic crust is thus created from the mantle at the crest of the mid-ocean ridge system, a volcanic submarine rise.
- Right now, these vertically integrated dinosaurs make everything from hard-disk drives to submarine cables.
Synonyms undersea, sub-aquatic, subaqueous
Rhymes Aberdeen, Amin, aquamarine, baleen, bean, been, beguine, Benin, between, canteen, careen, Claudine, clean, contravene, convene, cuisine, dean, Dene, e'en, eighteen, fascine, fedayeen, fifteen, figurine, foreseen, fourteen, Francine, gean, gene, glean, gombeen, green, Greene, Halloween, intervene, Janine, Jean, Jeannine, Jolene, Kean, keen, Keene, Ladin, langoustine, latrine, lean, limousine, machine, Maclean, magazine, Malines, margarine, marine, Mascarene, Massine, Maxine, mean, Medellín, mesne, mien, Moline, moreen, mujahedin, Nadine, nankeen, Nazarene, Nene, nineteen, nougatine, obscene, palanquin, peen, poteen, preen, quean, Rabin, Racine, ramin, ravine, routine, Sabine, saltine, sardine, sarin, sateen, scene, screen, seen, serene, seventeen, shagreen, shebeen, sheen, sixteen, spleen, spring-clean, squireen, Steen, supervene, tambourine, tangerine, teen, terrine, thirteen, transmarine, treen, tureen, Tyrrhene, ultramarine, umpteen, velveteen, wean, ween, Wheen, yean Definition of submarine in US English: submarinenoun 1A warship with a streamlined hull designed to operate completely submerged in the sea for long periods, equipped with a periscope and typically armed with torpedoes or missiles. Example sentencesExamples - The Chinese navy now buying sophisticated Russian warships and submarines.
- It could mean the warships and submarines of the future would be more effective, would be better places for their crews to live and work on, and would be built and operated at a lower cost to the taxpayer.
- As well as British ships in the area for support, sources say two British submarines armed with cruise missiles have also been made available for any attack.
- To avert this situation, and ultimately to consolidate strategic stability, it is expedient to limit search activity against missile armed submarines.
- So its presence in areas of responsibility of missile armed submarines is subject to strict regulation.
- Even the most hawkish leaders baulked at countenancing a right of pre-emptive action when the world's principal disputants both had nuclear missile submarines designed to evade a surprise attack.
- The PRC is working on more advanced designs for both submarines and submarine-fired missiles.
- As a hunter-killer, she was designed to detect enemy submarines and destroy them using torpedoes.
- It is common now for Orthodox priests to baptize and sanctify warships, submarines, missiles, and tanks.
- The submarine is equipped with a Kollmorgen search-and-attack periscope.
- Beyond this is the outermost sea space, where the navy would operate shore-based naval aircraft and submarines with ship-to-ship missiles.
- On the walls of primary schools are large diagrams of submarines and warships built in St Petersburg, showing the torpedo compartments with illustrations of how torpedoes are fired.
- Since the 1960s, the submarine armed with nuclear missiles has become the single most potent embodiment of sea power.
- A British ballistic missile submarine has fired torpedoes at an American destroyer - all for the sake of research.
- The number in the Pacific has since been halved with four of the Trident-missile-fitted submarines converted into conventionally armed cruise missile submarines.
- All Trident Ploughshares protesters, who have broken into Faslane to attack Trident submarines, have been armed with hammers designed to destroy the subs' sensitive computer equipment.
- The research is designed to determine the number of pygmy blue whales that visit the area, which is also popular with warships and submarines.
- RAF fighters and Royal Navy submarines firing cruise missiles were also involved alongside US warships and warplanes.
- These ships were to be supported by six torpedo-boat destroyers, two submarines and support ships.
- When battleships showed their prowess, submarines and torpedo boats were devised.
- 1.1 A submersible craft of any kind.
Example sentencesExamples - Inside the museum, all manner of detailed models, from submarines, steamboats and trawlers to battleships, tugs and cobles, competed for best model in the various classes.
- Things like microwaves and hairdryers can be powered through inverters if you have the battery capacity of a submarine.
- Tall ships, small ships, pirate ships, submarines, rafts, and Viking longboats might all put in an appearance.
- Parrots in the wardroom, Great Danes leading errant sailors home, prone penguins, reindeer wandering around submarines.
- And then they may not need us to send a submersible submarine down there.
- Knowing the location of all ships, planes and submarines (friendly, neutral or otherwise) is the ideal vision sought by FORCEnet.
- A boatyard owner renting deep-sea submarines in Vancouver is also murdered, as is a man purchasing illicit rocket guide wires in London.
- Are our submarines, submersibles and aqualungs not merely imitations of devices and mechanisms that Nature ‘invented’ a long, long time ago?
- There were a record number of entries from yellow submarines, tall ships, small ships, rafts, sea serpents, to shipwrecks and fishing boats and lots more besides.
- Ongoing development eventually transforms the ocean into one where great cities thrive and their inhabitants travel through submarines and similar submersible vehicles.
2North American A sandwich made of a long roll typically filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables such as lettuce, tomato, and onions.
adjective Existing, occurring, or used under the surface of the sea. submarine volcanic activity Example sentencesExamples - The two large submarine canyons under investigation are Scripps Canyon and La Jolla Canyon.
- These depocentres contain thick upper Maureen, Eista and Forties sands deposited in laterally extensive submarine fan systems with widespread confined channelling.
- In the same document, Esat also said that it had signed a contract with a major submarine cable company to construct a fibre optic submarine cable between Ireland and Britain.
- Thomson's continuing work on laying submarine telegraph cables took him to Madeira in 1873.
- Some of Nepad's major projects still in the pipeline include a fibre optic submarine cable on the East Coast to connect Durban and Djibouti and the Inga III project in the Congo.
- Wire communications facilities across the Philippine Islands linked the archipelago by submarine cable.
- A system of submarine canyons developed on the slope during the Oligocene.
- Sand-rich turbidites from two Palaeocene submarine fan systems have very different heavy mineral stratigraphic styles.
- Oceanic crust is thus created from the mantle at the crest of the mid-ocean ridge system, a volcanic submarine rise.
- It was the view of the committee that, in these instances, the incidents had likely involved the fouling of submarine telecommunication cables or associated debris.
- For a number of years the colonies had talked about a connection with Europe via a submarine cable which could be landed at Perth, Darwin or somewhere on the Queensland coast.
- The scheme for managing international communications remained almost unchanged from the first telegraphic submarine cable until the mid-1970s.
- Communications with the main land, which had been a problem, were vastly improved when a start was made to connect the island with Normanville via submarine cable.
- Pilot whales can often be spotted resting in large pods at the ocean surface, yet very little is known about the submarine behavior of these deep-sea hunters.
- Orkney Islands Councillors have agreed to a further £200,000 towards the cost of a submarine fibre optic cable from the Scottish mainland via Orkney to Shetland.
- Right now, these vertically integrated dinosaurs make everything from hard-disk drives to submarine cables.
- And yet echo-sounding maps of submarine topography continued to accumulate.
- Fixed surface platforms, submarine power cables and underwater tanks are all existing technology.
- The predominant feature of the shoreline is the rocky cliffs, extending under water to encompass a lush kelp forest, submarine reefs and offshore seamounts.
- Other uses are found in agriculture and cable wrappings, including submarine cables.
Synonyms undersea, sub-aquatic, subaqueous
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