armada in Italian
armada in Italian is armata — armada means a large fleet of warships, especially one sent out on a major campaign.
armada in Italian
armata
A fleet of warships, especially with reference to the Spanish Armada.
What does "armada" mean?
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noun A large fleet of warships, especially one sent out on a major campaign.
"The Spanish Armada set sail for England in 1588."
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noun Loosely, any large group of vehicles or things moving or gathered together.
"An armada of delivery vans lined up outside the warehouse."
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armada in a sentence
- The Spanish Armada set sail for England in 1588.
- A naval armada gathered off the coast before the invasion.
- An armada of delivery vans lined up outside the warehouse.
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What is "armada" in Italian?
"armada" in Italian is armata. armada means: A large fleet of warships, especially one sent out on a major campaign.
How do you use "armada" in a sentence?
Example: "The Spanish Armada set sail for England in 1588." In Italian, "armada" is armata.
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