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war at sea - перевод на Английский

BOARD GAME
War at sea

war at sea         
(n.) = batalla naval
Ex: Let us suppose that the customer is a man who has an interest in the war at sea during the Second World War.
sea         
  • 2004 tsunami]] in Thailand
  • Salinity map taken from the Aquarius Spacecraft. The rainbow colours represent salinity levels: red = 40 [[‰]], purple = 30 ‰
  • Tidal power: the 1 km [[Rance Tidal Power Station]] in Brittany generates 0.5 GW.
  • Naval warfare: ''The explosion of the Spanish flagship during the Battle of Gibraltar, 25 April 1607'' by [[Cornelis Claesz van Wieringen]], formerly attributed to [[Hendrik Cornelisz Vroom]]
  • Composite images of the Earth created by [[NASA]] in 2001
  • biodiverse]] habitats in the world.
  • Scuba diver with face mask, fins and underwater breathing apparatus
  • Austronesians]] beginning at around 3000 BC
  • Surface currents: red–warm, blue–cold
  • m}} long
  • The [[Baltic Sea]] in the archipelago of [[Turku]], Finland
  • page=8}}
  • [[The Oceanids (The Naiads of the Sea)]], a painting by [[Gustave Doré]] (c. 1860)
  • projection]].
  • Minerals precipitated near a hydrothermal vent
  • Fishing boat in Sri Lanka
  • Oceans and marginal seas as defined by the [[International Maritime Organization]]
  • [[Praia da Marinha]] in [[Algarve]], Portugal
  • When the wave enters shallow water, it slows down and its amplitude (height) increases.
  • [[Reverse osmosis]] [[desalination]] plant
  • Shipping routes, showing relative density of commercial shipping around the world
  • Movement of molecules as waves pass
  • Three types of plate boundary
  • [[Dutch Golden Age painting]]: ''The Y at Amsterdam, seen from the Mosselsteiger (mussel pier)'' by [[Ludolf Bakhuizen]], 1673<ref name=Slive />
  • The global conveyor belt shown in blue with warmer surface currents in red
  • thornback cowfish]]
  • High tides (blue) at the nearest and furthest points of the Earth from the Moon
LARGE BODY OF SALINE WATER
At sea; The sea; Open Sea
(n.) = mar
Ex: We are thus concerned with a virtually limitless number of concepts - building, book, reading, colour, sea, water, summer, England, 1066 AD - any concepts you like.
----
* Adriatic sea, the = mar Adriático, el
* Aegean Sea, the = Mar Egeo, el
* Arabian Sea, the = Mar Arábigo, el; Mar de Omán, el
* a sea of = un mar de, una gran extensión de, una gran cantidad de
* a sea of + paper = un mar de papel
* at sea = en el mar
* Baltic Sea, the = Mar Báltico, el
* between the devil and the deep blue sea = entre la espada y la pared
* Black Sea = Mar Negro
* Caspian Sea, the = mar Caspio, el
* Coral Sea, the = Mar del Coral, el
* Dead Sea Scrolls, the = manuscritos del Mar Muerto, los; rollos del Mar Muerto, los
* Dead Sea, the = Mar Muerto, el
* deep-sea = de las profundidades, de aguas profundas
* deep-sea floor = fondo marino, profundidades marinas
* heavy sea = mar gruesa, mar agitada, mar fuerte, mar arbolada, mar picada, marejada
* high seas, the = alta mar
* inland sea = mar interior, lago salado
* Mediterranean Sea, the = Mar Mediterráneo, el
* North Sea, the = Mar del Norte, el
* old sea dog = viejo lobo de mar
* on the open sea = en altamar, en mar abierto
* open sea = altamar, mar abierto
* plough + the sea = surcar los mares
* red sea bream = besugo
* Red Sea, the = Mar Rojo, el
* roam + the seven seas = surcar los siete mares, navegar por el mundo
* sail + the seven seas = surcar los siete mares, navegar por el mundo
* salty sea dog = lobo de mar
* seabed [sea bed] = lecho del mar, lecho marino, fondo del mar
* sea bird = ave marina
* seaboard = costa
* sea bottom = fondo del mar
* sea bream = pargo
* sea change = cambio radical
* sea chart = mapa de navegación marítima
* seacoast = costero
* sea cucumber = pepino de mar, cohombro de mar
* sea dog = lobo de mar
* seafaring = vida marítima
* seafloor [sea floor] = lecho marino, fondo del mar
* seafood = pescado, mariscos
* seafront = paseo marítimo, malecón, costa, zona costera, litoral, frente al mar
* sea-going = del mar, marino, de alta mar
* seagull = gaviota
* sea ice = banquisa
* sea lion = león marino
* sea mammal = mamífero marino
* sea mine = mina marina, mina de mar
* sea monster = monstruo marino
* seaplane = hidroavión
* seaport = puerto, puerto de mar, puerto marítimo
* sea predator = predador marino
* sea salt = sal marina
* sea sediment = sedimento marino
* seashore = orilla del mar, playa
* sea snail = caracol marino
* sea snake = serpiente marina
* seas of change, the = aires de cambio
* sea sponge = esponja marina
* sea turtle = tortuga marina, galápago
* sea urchin = erizo de mar
* sea view = vista al mar
* seawall = dique, malecón
* sea-water [seawater] = agua del mar, agua marina
* seaweed = alga
* seven seas, the = siete mares, los
* territorial sea = mar territorial, mar jurisdiccional
* tropical sea = mar tropical
* war at sea = batalla naval
* wash out to + sea = arrastrar al mar
at sea         
  • 2004 tsunami]] in Thailand
  • Salinity map taken from the Aquarius Spacecraft. The rainbow colours represent salinity levels: red = 40 [[‰]], purple = 30 ‰
  • Tidal power: the 1&nbsp;km [[Rance Tidal Power Station]] in Brittany generates 0.5 GW.
  • Naval warfare: ''The explosion of the Spanish flagship during the Battle of Gibraltar, 25 April 1607'' by [[Cornelis Claesz van Wieringen]], formerly attributed to [[Hendrik Cornelisz Vroom]]
  • Composite images of the Earth created by [[NASA]] in 2001
  • biodiverse]] habitats in the world.
  • Scuba diver with face mask, fins and underwater breathing apparatus
  • Austronesians]] beginning at around 3000 BC
  • Surface currents: red–warm, blue–cold
  • m}} long
  • The [[Baltic Sea]] in the archipelago of [[Turku]], Finland
  • page=8}}
  • [[The Oceanids (The Naiads of the Sea)]], a painting by [[Gustave Doré]] (c. 1860)
  • projection]].
  • Minerals precipitated near a hydrothermal vent
  • Fishing boat in Sri Lanka
  • Oceans and marginal seas as defined by the [[International Maritime Organization]]
  • [[Praia da Marinha]] in [[Algarve]], Portugal
  • When the wave enters shallow water, it slows down and its amplitude (height) increases.
  • [[Reverse osmosis]] [[desalination]] plant
  • Shipping routes, showing relative density of commercial shipping around the world
  • Movement of molecules as waves pass
  • Three types of plate boundary
  • [[Dutch Golden Age painting]]: ''The Y at Amsterdam, seen from the Mosselsteiger (mussel pier)'' by [[Ludolf Bakhuizen]], 1673<ref name=Slive />
  • The global conveyor belt shown in blue with warmer surface currents in red
  • thornback cowfish]]
  • High tides (blue) at the nearest and furthest points of the Earth from the Moon
LARGE BODY OF SALINE WATER
At sea; The sea; Open Sea
en alta mar; que no atina a, que no sabe qué hacer

Определение

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At Símbolo químico del ástato.

Википедия

War at Sea

War at Sea is a strategic board wargame depicting the naval war in the Atlantic during World War II, published by Jedko Games in 1975, and subsequently republished by Avalon Hill in 1976 and more recently by L2 Design Group in 2007.

It is also the basis for the design of the subsequent Avalon Hill game, Victory in the Pacific.

Примеры употребления для war at sea
1. He spent the war at sea, first in the Mediterranean, where his ship was torpedoed, then towed across the Atlantic for repairs.
2. The two navies are engaged in exercises including anti–submarine operations, boarding hostile vessels and a «simulated war at sea,» the Indian Navy said in a statement.
3. "Nelson is a hero in all navies because most countries in the world have been involved in war at sea." He said the bad weather was a "reminder of the conditions they had to put up with at sea – they had the dogs of weather at sea and we had the dogs of weather for the wreath–laying". The first sea lord, Sir Alan West, attended the hoisting of the signal at Portsmouth before returning to London to lay a wreath at the tomb of Nelson in St Paul‘s cathedral.