英語 での Merchant ships の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Nampo shipyard builds small merchant ships, dredgers and stern trawlers, but it is also the home of a key North Korean naval shipbuilding complex.
From large to small merchant ships, different models are available for applications, satisfying a wide range of required cooling capacities and power sources used worldwide.
Nato has reported that armed gangs have already seized 29 merchant ships this year and carried out 114 attacks- more than in the whole of last year.
The convoy's passage was expected to take approximately two months, and it included 117 merchant ships carrying enough food to feed France for a year.[4].
On 23 September 1939, Hitler, on the recommendation of Admiral Raeder, approved that all merchant ships making use of their wireless on being stopped by U-boats should be sunk or captured.
They therefore had to buy suitable merchant ships for conversion, at the very time that Burnside and his agents were also dickering for their ships. .
On 20 December 1777, Morocco's Sultan Mohammed III declared that American merchant ships would be under the protection of the sultanate and could thus enjoy safe passage.
During the Kaei era(1848- 1854), after more than 200 years of seclusion, foreign merchant ships of various nationalities began to visit Japan.
The French saw America as Britain's junior partner and began seizing American merchant ships that were trading with the British in what became known as the"Quasi-War.".
On April 8, 1942, German submarine U-123 sank two merchant ships, the SS Oklahoma and Esso Baton Rouge, off the coast of St. Simons Island.
John Johnson-Allen, maritime historian and former merchant naval officer, combines personal accounts, documents and comment to bring to life the events of the Falklands War, as seen from the merchant ships that played such a vital role in that conflict.
Using data collected from underwater drones, merchant ships, fishing boats and even explorers, a new scientific project aims to map the ocean floor by 2030 and solve one of the world's enduring mysteries.
In the early 17th century, expensive fortifications and the size of the colonial garrisons at the major Spanish ports increased to deal with the enlarged presence of Spain's competitors in the Caribbean, but the treasure fleet's silver shipments and the number of Spanish-owned merchant ships operating in the region declined.
In the early seventeenth century, expensive fortifications and the size of the colonial garrisons at the major Spanish ports increased to deal with the enlarged presence of Spain's enemies in the Caribbean, but the treasure fleet's silver shipments and the number of Spanish-owned merchant ships operating in the region declined.
Iran has actually been very restrained, considering that oil storage facilities at its biggest container port were set ablaze on June 5th, while on June 7th, six Iranian merchant ships were set ablaze almost simultaneously in two Persian Gulf ports by“incendiary devices” of“unknown origin.”.
Many a child dreamed of being Captain Flint, or Jack Sparrow, a pirate or just to plow the sea, to collect tribute from merchant ships sail to the mysterious island, and of course to hide the stolen treasures in the huge chests.
Located in the bay area of Ha Tien- Rach Gia out to the Gulf of Thailand, an important trade route from China to the West, so many centuries ago, the archipelago is the ideal place for pirates garrison, hiding, ambush and attack merchant ships crossing.
During the Song(960-1279) and Yuan(1271-1368) dynasties, Quanzhou was known as the top port in the East, as famous as Alexandria in Egypt. Merchant ships and traders from various countries gathered in the city, exchanging goods as well as facilitating cultural exchange.
During a war when Turkey is a combatant, merchant ships that do not belong to a country at war with it will enjoy the right of free passage and navigation in the Straits, provided that they do not assist the enemy.
Working and living conditions for the average sailor in the Royal Navy in the middle of the 18th century, though harsh by modern standards, were generally better than conditions on British merchant ships(and often better than conditions on land for the poor), but pay was normally lower than in merchantmenBut see Rodger(1986), pp.