an organization of military vessels belonging to a country and available for sea warfare
a dark shade of blue
the navy of the United States of America; the agency that maintains and trains and equips combat-ready naval forces
navy的用法和樣例:
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用作名詞 (n.)
He is a gunner of the British navy. 他是英國海軍的一名炮手。
Beiyang Navy is the earliest naval force of China. 北洋水師是中國最早的海軍部隊。
The army, navy and airforce are all controlled by the Ministry of Defense. 陸海空軍皆由國防部控制。
What I have said about the army also applies, mutatis mutandis, to the navy. 我談到的陸軍方面,如作適當變動,也適用於海軍。
Britain has always had a large navy, called the Royal Navy. 英國一直有一支強大的海軍,稱為皇家海軍。
Stretched across miles of the Indian Ocean in terrifying majesty is the armada of Zheng He, admiral of the imperial Ming navy. 這是明帝國海軍統帥鄭和率領的船隊,展現懾人威儀,在印度洋中綿延數里。
Secretary Stimson urged Roosevelt to order the navy to convoy British and Allied merchant ships all the way from American to British ports. 史汀生部長力促羅斯福下令海軍對英國與盟國船隊從美國港口到英國港口進行全程護航。