Marino (en. Marine)

/maˈɾino/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Definition: Person who works on a ship or in the navy.

Example Sentence: The sailor is responsible for the safety of the crew.

El marino es responsable de la seguridad de la tripulación.

Definition: Quality of what is maritime.

Example Sentence: Marine activities are essential for the coastal economy.

Las actividades marinas son esenciales para la economía costera.

Definition: Term used to refer to animal or plant species that inhabit the sea.

Example Sentence: Marine animals like dolphins are very social.

Los animales marinos como los delfines son muy sociables.

Etymology/Origin: From the Latin 'marinus,' which derives from 'mare,' meaning sea.

Phrase: naval officer

Meaning: Belongs to the military navy.

marino de guerra

Phrase: marine life

Meaning: Set of organisms that inhabit the ocean.

vida marina

Phrase: naval forces

Meaning: National defense body that operates at sea.

fuerzas marinas

Related Word: sea

Description: Large expanse of salty water that covers part of the Earth's surface.

mar

Related Word: navigate

Description: To move through the water, whether by boat or other maritime means.

navegar

Related Word: vessel

Description: Any type of transport that navigates in water.

embarcación

Meaning: Word used to refer to a sailor in a colloquial way.

Example: That sailor has earned the respect of everyone in the port.

Ese marino se ha ganado el respeto de todos en el puerto.

Meaning: Term that can be used in the context of drugs to refer to something related to the sea.

Example: That place is known as 'the sailor' among those seeking quality.

Ese lugar es conocido como 'el marino' entre los que buscan calidad.