navigation in Latin
navigation in Latin is nāvigātiō, navigatio — navigation means the process or skill of planning and following a course of travel.
navigation in Latin
nāvigātiō
(uncountable) Traffic or travel by vessel, especially commercial shipping.
navigatio
(uncountable) Traffic or travel by vessel, especially commercial shipping.
What does "navigation" mean?
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noun The process or skill of planning and following a course of travel.
"Modern navigation relies heavily on satellite GPS."
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noun The menu or links used to move around a website or app.
"The site's navigation is at the top of every page."
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navigation in a sentence
- Modern navigation relies heavily on satellite GPS.
- The site's navigation is at the top of every page.
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What is "navigation" in Latin?
"navigation" in Latin is nāvigātiō, navigatio. navigation means: The process or skill of planning and following a course of travel.
How do you use "navigation" in a sentence?
Example: "Modern navigation relies heavily on satellite GPS." In Latin, "navigation" is nāvigātiō, navigatio.
Are there other ways to say "navigation" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "navigation": nāvigātiō, navigatio.
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