maritime

maritime
adjective
1) (found near the sea) Küsten[bewohner, -gebiet, -stadt, -provinz]
2) (connected with the sea) See[recht, -versicherung, -volk, -wesen]
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adjective
1) (of the sea, shipping etc: maritime law.) See-...
2) (lying near the sea, and therefore having a navy, merchant shipping etc: a maritime nation.) Küsten-...
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mari·time
[ˈmærɪtaɪm, AM esp ˈmer-]
adj inv
1. (form: of sea) Meer[es]-, See-; (of ships) Schifffahrts-
\maritime museum Schifffahrtsmuseum nt
\maritime nation Seefahrernation f
\maritime power Seemacht f
\maritime trade Seehandel m
2. (near coast) Küsten-
\maritime province Küstenregion f
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['mrItaɪm]
adj
See-

maritime warfare — Seekrieg m

maritime regions — Küstenregionen pl

maritime museum (for seafaring) — Schifffahrtsmuseum nt; (for marine science) Meereskundemuseum nt

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maritime [ˈmærıtaım] adj
1. See…:
maritime blockade (port, etc);
maritime commerce (Über)Seehandel m;
maritime insurance See(transport)versicherung f;
maritime law Seerecht n;
maritime navigation Seeschifffahrt f
2. Schifffahrts…:
maritime affairs Schiffahrtsangelegenheiten, Seewesen n
3. Marine…
4. Seemanns…:
maritime life
5. a) seefahrend
b) Seehandel (be)treibend
6. Küsten…:
maritime provinces
7. ZOOL an der Küste lebend, Strand…
8. Meer(es)…
mar. abk
1. maritime
2. married verh.
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adjective
1) (found near the sea) Küsten[bewohner, -gebiet, -stadt, -provinz]
2) (connected with the sea) See[recht, -versicherung, -volk, -wesen]

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