Definition of naval forces in English:

naval forces

plural noun

Troops, vessels, and weaponry deployed at sea.
the role of naval forces in protecting the flow of maritime commerce
Example sentencesExamples
- American naval forces attacked them, developing into the Battle of the Coral Sea.
- It was possible that some nations would order naval forces to board ships at sea.
- As an angry crowd denounced the navy and demanded the removal of the security zone, naval forces opened fire.
- They are developing the capability to project air and naval forces beyond their coastal areas.
- The naval forces of foreign powers play a key role in resolving armed conflicts in peacetime as well as in local wars.
- Coalition naval forces are still removing mines from the bay.
- The four quiet submarines might represent a greater threat to naval forces in Asia.
- Before becoming an independent trader, he commanded East India Company naval forces in skirmishes against pirates.
- They would have a right to command the military and naval forces of the nation.
- More than six countries have naval forces in the waters or on their way there.

单词	naval forces
释义	Definition of naval forces in English: naval forces plural noun Troops, vessels, and weaponry deployed at sea. the role of naval forces in protecting the flow of maritime commerce Example sentencesExamples American naval forces attacked them, developing into the Battle of the Coral Sea. It was possible that some nations would order naval forces to board ships at sea. As an angry crowd denounced the navy and demanded the removal of the security zone, naval forces opened fire. They are developing the capability to project air and naval forces beyond their coastal areas. The naval forces of foreign powers play a key role in resolving armed conflicts in peacetime as well as in local wars. Coalition naval forces are still removing mines from the bay. The four quiet submarines might represent a greater threat to naval forces in Asia. Before becoming an independent trader, he commanded East India Company naval forces in skirmishes against pirates. They would have a right to command the military and naval forces of the nation. More than six countries have naval forces in the waters or on their way there.
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