battleship in Portuguese
battleship in Portuguese is couraçado, encouraçado, batalha naval — battleship means a large, heavily armored warship carrying big guns, once the dominant class of naval vessel but now largely retired in favor of missile-armed ships.
battleship in Portuguese
couraçado
encouraçado
batalha naval
A guessing game played on grid paper; see Battleship (game).
What does "battleship" mean?
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noun A large, heavily armored warship carrying big guns, once the dominant class of naval vessel but now largely retired in favor of missile-armed ships.
"Tourists lined up to walk the long steel deck of the old battleship."
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noun A grid-based guessing game in which players try to locate and sink each other's hidden ships.
"My grandfather taught me to play battleship using a pencil and a sheet of graph paper."
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battleship in a sentence
- Tourists lined up to walk the long steel deck of the old battleship.
- The museum ship is a decommissioned battleship from the Second World War.
- My grandfather taught me to play battleship using a pencil and a sheet of graph paper.
- In battleship, you call out a square and hope you hit something.
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What is "battleship" in Portuguese?
"battleship" in Portuguese is couraçado, encouraçado, batalha naval. battleship means: A large, heavily armored warship carrying big guns, once the dominant class of naval vessel but now largely retired in favor of missile-armed ships.
How do you use "battleship" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists lined up to walk the long steel deck of the old battleship." In Portuguese, "battleship" is couraçado, encouraçado, batalha naval.
Are there other ways to say "battleship" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "battleship": couraçado, encouraçado, batalha naval.
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