🚢submarine (submarin)

noun
/ˈsʌbməriːn/
sous-marin (sous-marin)

Signification

a warship designed to operate underwater
Existing, occurring, or used underwater, especially in relation to vessels or cables.
Traduction de la signification
un navire de guerre conçu pour opérer sous l'eau
un navire de guerre conçu pour opérer sous l'eau

Phrases d'exemple

The submarine stayed submerged for several weeks.

Le sous-marin est resté immergé pendant plusieurs semaines.
Le sous-marin est resté immergé pendant plusieurs semaines.

Submarine cables facilitate international communication.

Les câbles sous-marins facilitent la communication internationale.
Les câbles sous-marins facilitent la communication internationale.

Expressions d'exemple

submarine sandwich
sandwich sous-marin
sandwich sous-marin

Synonymes

U-boat, undersea vessel, sub, torpedo boat, underwater, subaqueous
Entrée 1
U-boat, undersea vessel, sub, torpedo boat
Entrée 2
underwater, subaqueous

Antonymes

surface ship, boat, surface, terrestrial
Entrée 1
surface ship, boat
Entrée 2
surface, terrestrial

Collocations

nuclear submarine, attack submarine, submarine warfare

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