admiralty in Irish
admiralty in Irish is aimiréalacht — admiralty means the government department or authority in charge of naval affairs.
admiralty in Irish
aimiréalacht
(military) The office or jurisdiction of an admiral.
What does "admiralty" mean?
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noun The government department or authority in charge of naval affairs.
"Officials at the Admiralty reviewed plans for building new ships."
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noun The branch of law dealing with maritime matters, such as shipping and sea disputes.
"She studied admiralty at law school because she loved shipping cases."
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admiralty in a sentence
- Officials at the Admiralty reviewed plans for building new ships.
- A letter from the Admiralty arrived at the harbor office this morning.
- She studied admiralty at law school because she loved shipping cases.
- The lawyer specialized in admiralty and handled claims about damaged cargo.
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What is "admiralty" in Irish?
"admiralty" in Irish is aimiréalacht. admiralty means: The government department or authority in charge of naval affairs.
How do you use "admiralty" in a sentence?
Example: "Officials at the Admiralty reviewed plans for building new ships." In Irish, "admiralty" is aimiréalacht.
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