battleship in Greek
battleship in Greek is θωρηκτό, ναυμαχία — battleship means a large, heavily armoured warship carrying big guns, once the dominant class of naval vessel but now largely retired in favour of missile-armed ships.
battleship in Greek
θωρηκτό
Pronounced: thorikto
ναυμαχία
Pronounced: navmachia
A guessing game played on grid paper; see Battleship (game).
What does "battleship" mean?
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noun A large, heavily armoured warship carrying big guns, once the dominant class of naval vessel but now largely retired in favour of missile-armed ships.
"The museum ship is a decommissioned battleship from the Second World War."
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noun A grid-based guessing game in which players try to locate and sink each other's hidden ships.
"We played battleship on paper during the long car journey."
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battleship in a sentence
- The museum ship is a decommissioned battleship from the Second World War.
- Building a battleship took enormous amounts of steel and manpower.
- We played battleship on paper during the long car journey.
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What is "battleship" in Greek?
"battleship" in Greek is θωρηκτό, ναυμαχία. battleship means: A large, heavily armoured warship carrying big guns, once the dominant class of naval vessel but now largely retired in favour of missile-armed ships.
How do you pronounce θωρηκτό?
"battleship" in Greek is θωρηκτό, pronounced "thorikto".
How do you use "battleship" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum ship is a decommissioned battleship from the Second World War." In Greek, "battleship" is θωρηκτό, ναυμαχία.
Are there other ways to say "battleship" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "battleship": θωρηκτό, ναυμαχία.
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