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Definition of torpedo boat in English: torpedo boatnoun A small, fast, light warship armed with torpedoes. 鱼雷快艇 Example sentencesExamples - Some served as motor torpedo boat tenders, battle damage repair ships or aircraft engine repair ships.
- To increase her lethal potential, she had aboard a 10-ton motor torpedo boat which her captain employed with good effect.
- This is where you'll find the wreck of the German torpedo boat S - 57, one of the most prized dive-sites in the southern Adriatic and protected by law.
- A8, in company with A7, a torpedo boat and the cruiser HMS Forth, parent ship of the submarine squadron, had left Devonport in the morning for exercises off Looe, carrying a crew of 12 and seven trainees.
- Queensland had two gun boats, one torpedo boat and a picket boat.
- All week I have been hearing tales of the S57, a German torpedo boat from World War Two.
- Nampo personnel landing craft are based on Soviet P-6 torpedo boat hulls.
- All we knew was that it was either a motor torpedo boat or motor gun boat.
- The boats formed part of the Medway flotilla of torpedo boat destroyers, which were returning from Granton, the flotilla staying at Filey over-night, then proceeding to Felixstowe.
- By the turn of the century, destroyers mounted torpedoes and replaced the torpedo boat.
- And there's a substantial difference between a hovering helicopter a few feet away from a ship and an attacking jet moving close to 600 miles an hour or a torpedo boat more than a mile away when the ship was covered in smoke.
- Many of us were about 20 years old but living in that period we knew we were fighting the brutal Nazi fascist regime. I was a naval seaman on a British torpedo boat so we did not land.
- Consider this: a bigger frigate chasing a torpedo boat has to spend ten times the distance to make a 180 degree turn while something diminutive can jinx, juke and dodge without any such penalty.
- A Royal Navy warship and a new RFA tanker were called in to help British and Spanish customs officers to seize more than three tonnes of cocaine from a wartime torpedo boat hundreds of miles out in the Atlantic.
- Unhappy with the radio-operator role that SOE planned for her, she joined the OSS and was inserted back into France by torpedo boat in March 1944 to continue her work.
- German bombing of airfields had now made it impossible to fly back, but there was the possibility of taking a torpedo boat from Dunkirk to Cherbourg.
- The torpedoes remained in their crates and were never used as there was no torpedo boat!
- I was taken back by the same torpedo boat that had taken me over… I fell asleep standing.
- In that exchange, a North Korean torpedo boat was sunk and dozens of its sailors killed.
- The weather throughout the run was perfect, and the squadron was met at eight o'clock this morning by fourteen torpedo boat destroyers, which fired a royal salute and joined the escort, spreading out like wings on either side.
Definition of torpedo boat in US English: torpedo boatnountôrˈpēdō ˌbōt A small, fast, light warship armed with torpedoes. 鱼雷快艇 Example sentencesExamples - This is where you'll find the wreck of the German torpedo boat S - 57, one of the most prized dive-sites in the southern Adriatic and protected by law.
- And there's a substantial difference between a hovering helicopter a few feet away from a ship and an attacking jet moving close to 600 miles an hour or a torpedo boat more than a mile away when the ship was covered in smoke.
- A Royal Navy warship and a new RFA tanker were called in to help British and Spanish customs officers to seize more than three tonnes of cocaine from a wartime torpedo boat hundreds of miles out in the Atlantic.
- The boats formed part of the Medway flotilla of torpedo boat destroyers, which were returning from Granton, the flotilla staying at Filey over-night, then proceeding to Felixstowe.
- To increase her lethal potential, she had aboard a 10-ton motor torpedo boat which her captain employed with good effect.
- Many of us were about 20 years old but living in that period we knew we were fighting the brutal Nazi fascist regime. I was a naval seaman on a British torpedo boat so we did not land.
- A8, in company with A7, a torpedo boat and the cruiser HMS Forth, parent ship of the submarine squadron, had left Devonport in the morning for exercises off Looe, carrying a crew of 12 and seven trainees.
- All week I have been hearing tales of the S57, a German torpedo boat from World War Two.
- Consider this: a bigger frigate chasing a torpedo boat has to spend ten times the distance to make a 180 degree turn while something diminutive can jinx, juke and dodge without any such penalty.
- The torpedoes remained in their crates and were never used as there was no torpedo boat!
- Queensland had two gun boats, one torpedo boat and a picket boat.
- Unhappy with the radio-operator role that SOE planned for her, she joined the OSS and was inserted back into France by torpedo boat in March 1944 to continue her work.
- German bombing of airfields had now made it impossible to fly back, but there was the possibility of taking a torpedo boat from Dunkirk to Cherbourg.
- I was taken back by the same torpedo boat that had taken me over… I fell asleep standing.
- Some served as motor torpedo boat tenders, battle damage repair ships or aircraft engine repair ships.
- In that exchange, a North Korean torpedo boat was sunk and dozens of its sailors killed.
- The weather throughout the run was perfect, and the squadron was met at eight o'clock this morning by fourteen torpedo boat destroyers, which fired a royal salute and joined the escort, spreading out like wings on either side.
- Nampo personnel landing craft are based on Soviet P-6 torpedo boat hulls.
- By the turn of the century, destroyers mounted torpedoes and replaced the torpedo boat.
- All we knew was that it was either a motor torpedo boat or motor gun boat.
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