Oxford Spanish Dictionary
seaborne [америк. ˈsiˌbɔrn, брит. ˈsiːbɔːn] ПРИЛ.
- seaborne goods
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- seaborne invasion/attack
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в словаре PONS
seaborne [ˈsi:bɔ:n, америк. -bɔ:rn] ПРИЛ.
- seaborne
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в словаре PONS
seaborne [ˈsi·bɔrn] ПРИЛ.
- seaborne
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PONS OpenDict
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The seaward side of the fort was covered in a heavy iron-armoured plating to protect it from seaborne attack.
en.wikipedia.org A total of 750 glider-borne troops, 10,000 paratroops, 5,000 airlifted mountain soldiers, and 7,000 seaborne troops were allocated to the invasion.
en.wikipedia.org The seaborne refugees came to be known as boat people.
en.wikipedia.org This term also came to include coastal artillery which traditionally defended coastal areas against seaborne attack and controlled the passage of ships.
en.wikipedia.org Accounts from 1288 indicate that seaborne access was becoming increasingly difficult, causing problems in unloading goods.
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