Translation
ship, vessel, spacecraft, warehouse
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Word origin
From Latin navis ('ship'). The architectural sense (the nave of a church) and the modern 'spacecraft' sense both extend the original meaning.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- navis
- English cognates
- nave, naval, navy, navigate
Grammar
Examples
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The spacecraft left the earth on Tuesday morning.
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The old warehouse is now a venue for concerts and art.
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The captain's old ship was in the main harbour.
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The ship arrived at the port at dawn.
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They built a new warehouse on the outskirts of the city.
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