Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Merchant ships trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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It was the meeting point of Japanese, Chinese and Western merchant ships throughout the 17th and 18th centuries.
Foreign merchant ships came to Hoi An in great numbers and a bustle for annually commercial fairs, each lasted from 4 to 6 months.
Some kinds of merchant ships, built for transporting cargo specifically, were also regularly deployed as warships.
April 1941: Six Italian destroyers and 17 Axis merchant ships were sunk or scuttled when Allied troops captured Massawa.
Merchant ships from Japan, China,
some kinds of merchant ships, built for transporting cargo specifically, could also be used as warships.
Before the Revolutionary War, U.S. merchant ships had been under the protection of Great Britain.
some kinds of merchant ships, built for transporting cargo specifically, were also regularly deployed as warships.
An order of a government prohibiting the movement of merchant ships into or out of its ports.
In the early years of the war various German ships had a measure of success hunting merchant ships in the Atlantic.
The Opium War of 1839-42 started when the Chinese imperial government confronted foreign merchant ships and demanded they surrender their illegal cargo.
Finding themselves unprotected against German aircraft, the sailors onboard these merchant ships desperately wanted some way of defending themselves.
another emergency measure which saw cargo-carrying merchant ships equipped with flight decks.
Recently, however, there have been a number of piracy incidents involving merchant ships travelling along these SLOCs.
another emergency measure which saw cargo-carrying merchant ships equipped with flight decks.
Because the boats came so close to shore, residents also saw debris from wrecked merchant ships.
Leaving UGS 37 on 12 April, Lansdale escorted three merchant ships from Oran to westbound convoy GUS 36.
Mixed commissions will be created to work out more accurate regulations, especially for publishing safer routes for merchant ships to the general public.
Ark Royal returned to the Mediterranean on 20 December, and escorted the battleship Malaya and merchant ships from Malta until 27 December.
In 1741 it is confirmed that the regulation of 1690 is still very much in effect; that merchant ships may not use the Splitflag.