submarine in Latin
submarine in Latin is navis submarina, submarina — submarine means a vessel built to travel underwater, especially beneath the sea.
submarine in Latin
navis submarina
Being, relating to, or made for use underwater, especially beneath the sea.
submarina
Being, relating to, or made for use underwater, especially beneath the sea.
What does "submarine" mean?
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noun A vessel built to travel underwater, especially beneath the sea.
"The crew spent six months aboard the submarine without surfacing."
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adj Existing, happening, or built for use underwater.
"Marine biologists study submarine volcanoes along the ocean floor."
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verb To sabotage or secretly destroy something, as if attacking it without warning.
"Rumors suggest a rival submarined the deal at the last minute."
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submarine in a sentence
- The crew spent six months aboard the submarine without surfacing.
- Children lined up to look through the periscope of the old submarine at the museum.
- Marine biologists study submarine volcanoes along the ocean floor.
- A submarine cable carries internet traffic across the ocean between the two continents.
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What is "submarine" in Latin?
"submarine" in Latin is navis submarina, submarina. submarine means: A vessel built to travel underwater, especially beneath the sea.
How do you use "submarine" in a sentence?
Example: "The crew spent six months aboard the submarine without surfacing." In Latin, "submarine" is navis submarina, submarina.
Are there other ways to say "submarine" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "submarine": navis submarina, submarina.
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