nautical

nautical
adjective
nautisch; seemännisch [Ausdruck, Können]

nautical map — Seekarte, die

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['no:tikəl]
adjective
(of ships or sailors: nautical language.) Seefahrts-...
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nau·ti·cal
[ˈnɔ:tɪkəl, AM ˈnɑ:t̬ɪ-]
adj inv nautisch
\nautical almanac nautisches Jahrbuch
\nautical chart Seekarte f
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['nOːtIkəl]
adj
nautisch; prowess, superiority zur See, seefahrerisch; distance zur See; stories von der Seefahrt; language, tradition, appearance seemännisch

nautical chart — Seekarte f

a nautical nation —

he is interested in nautical matters, he's a very nautical person the music/play has a nautical flavour — er interessiert sich für die Seefahrt die Musik/das Stück beschwört die See herauf

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nautical [ˈnɔːtıkl; US auch ˈnɑːt-] adj (adv nautically) SCHIFF nautisch, Schiffs…, Marine…, See(fahrts)…
naut. abk nautical
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adjective
nautisch; seemännisch [Ausdruck, Können]

nautical map — Seekarte, die

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adj.
nautisch adj.

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