Definition of mare liberum in English:

mare liberum

nounPlural maria libera ˌmɑːreɪ ˈliːbərʊmˈlʌɪbərəmˌmärā ˈlēbəro͝om

Law

The sea that is open to all nations.
〔律〕公海
Example sentencesExamples
- The Hudsoninn Sea, according to the facts as expressed by Mr. Gordon in his above cited opinion, was in 1893 a mare liberum.
- In Chapter 3 and later in his treatment of the Dutch, Barendse makes clear the tension between the perception of the Atlantic Ocean as mare liberum where all vessels are free to trade in times of peace and the perception in other seas.
- As to peacetime naval presence - and as a matter of principle - the Baltic Sea must be considered a mare liberum.

Origin

Latin, literally 'free sea'.

Definition of mare liberum in US English:

mare liberum

nounˌmärā ˈlēbəro͝om

Law

The sea that is open to all nations.
〔律〕公海
Example sentencesExamples
- In Chapter 3 and later in his treatment of the Dutch, Barendse makes clear the tension between the perception of the Atlantic Ocean as mare liberum where all vessels are free to trade in times of peace and the perception in other seas.
- As to peacetime naval presence - and as a matter of principle - the Baltic Sea must be considered a mare liberum.
- The Hudsoninn Sea, according to the facts as expressed by Mr. Gordon in his above cited opinion, was in 1893 a mare liberum.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘free sea’.

单词	mare liberum
释义	Definition of mare liberum in English: mare liberum nounPlural maria libera ˌmɑːreɪ ˈliːbərʊmˈlʌɪbərəmˌmärā ˈlēbəro͝om Law The sea that is open to all nations. 〔律〕公海 Example sentencesExamples The Hudsoninn Sea, according to the facts as expressed by Mr. Gordon in his above cited opinion, was in 1893 a mare liberum. In Chapter 3 and later in his treatment of the Dutch, Barendse makes clear the tension between the perception of the Atlantic Ocean as mare liberum where all vessels are free to trade in times of peace and the perception in other seas. As to peacetime naval presence - and as a matter of principle - the Baltic Sea must be considered a mare liberum. Origin Latin, literally 'free sea'. Definition of mare liberum in US English: mare liberum nounˌmärā ˈlēbəro͝om Law The sea that is open to all nations. 〔律〕公海 Example sentencesExamples In Chapter 3 and later in his treatment of the Dutch, Barendse makes clear the tension between the perception of the Atlantic Ocean as mare liberum where all vessels are free to trade in times of peace and the perception in other seas. As to peacetime naval presence - and as a matter of principle - the Baltic Sea must be considered a mare liberum. The Hudsoninn Sea, according to the facts as expressed by Mr. Gordon in his above cited opinion, was in 1893 a mare liberum. Origin Latin, literally ‘free sea’.
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