nave

nave
f ship
nave da carico cargo ship or vessel
nave passeggeri passenger ship
nave traghetto ferry
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nave s.f. ship; boat; vessel: nave a due alberi, two-master; nave alla fonda, ship at anchor; nave ammiraglia, flagship; nave appoggio, tender; nave a vapore, steamer (o steamship); nave a vela, sailing ship; nave cisterna, tanker; nave civetta, decoy ship; nave corsara, corsair; nave da piccolo cabotaggio, costiera, coaster (o coasting vessel); nave da carico, freighter (o cargo boat); nave da guerra, warship; nave di linea, liner; nave di soccorso, rescue ship; nave frigorifera, refrigerator ship; nave gemella, sister ship; nave goletta, schooner; nave idrografica, survey ship; nave lanciamissili, missileship; nave mercantile, merchant ship (o merchantman); nave officina, repair ship; nave ospedale, hospital ship; nave passeggeri, passenger ship; nave per trasporto truppe, troopship; nave petroliera, oil tanker; nave portacontainer, container ship; nave posamine, minelayer; nave rompighiaccio, icebreaker (o iceboat); nave scuola, training ship; nave traghetto, ferry (boat); trasportare merci per nave, to ship goods; varo di una nave, launching of a ship; la nave entra in porto, salpa, getta l'ancora, the ship enters harbour, leaves harbour (o sails), anchors // nave spaziale, spaceship // la nave del deserto, the ship of the desert // guidare la nave dello stato, to steer the ship of State.
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['nave]
sostantivo femminile ship

"abbandonare la nave!" — "abandon ship!"

nave ammiraglia — flagship

nave di cabotaggio — coaster

nave da carico — freighter

nave cisterna — tanker

nave corsara — corsair

nave da crociera — cruise liner

nave fattoria — factory ship

nave da guerra — warship

nave di linea — liner

nave mercantile — merchantman, merchant ship

nave ospedale — hospital ship

nave passeggeri — passenger ship

nave scuola — training ship

nave spaziale — spaceship

nave traghetto — ferry

nave a vapore — steamship

nave a vela — sailing ship

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i topi abbandonano la nave (che affonda) — rats leave a sinking ship

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nave
/'nave/
sostantivo f.
ship; "abbandonare la nave!" "abandon ship!"
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IDIOMS
i topi abbandonano la nave (che affonda) rats leave a sinking ship
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COMPOUNDS
nave ammiraglia flagship; nave di cabotaggio coaster; nave da carico freighter; nave cisterna tanker; nave corsara corsair; nave da crociera cruise liner; nave fattoria factory ship; nave da guerra warship; nave di linea liner; nave mercantile merchantman, merchant ship; nave ospedale hospital ship; nave passeggeri passenger ship; nave scuola training ship; nave spaziale spaceship; nave traghetto ferry; nave a vapore steamship; nave a vela sailing ship.

Dizionario Italiano-Inglese. 2013.

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