Preposition: of

• gun: Launched 1 st August 1810, cut down to a frigate of 50 guns ( 4 th rate ) 1831.

Converse of object

• capture: In 1805 he lost an arm during an action in which he captured some French frigates.

• build: The most recent ship to bear the name HMS Duncan was a Type 14 frigate built in 1957.

• include: There are also a few wrecks including the Russian frigate, Capt. Keith Tibbets, sunk in 1996 at 25m.

• sink: Normally, a ship of the line would have been able to sink a frigate with a very few broadsides.

• command: He then commanded the frigate HMS BRILLIANT, was Director of the Naval Staff and had the role of Senior Naval Officer Middle East.

Adjective modifier

• anti-submarine: The next solution was to develop anti-submarine frigates that could be added to the escort groups.

• French: This was followed by action with a French frigate.

• Spanish: After a general action of 35 minutes the Spanish frigate struck, three of the gunboats blew up and six were sunk.

• British: The wind was too light to let them chase off the British frigates.

• American: The American frigates which captured them were armed with long guns.

• English: It was the harbor that Sir Henry Morgan had taken with three small English frigates.

Modifies a noun

• bird: A farmer found a frigate bird in a moribund state in Shropshire, England on 7th November.

• captain: Promoted to Post Captain in 1783 he quickly gained a reputation as a smart frigate captain.

Noun used with modifier

• gun: In the 1790s the Americans built some very large 44 gun frigates with an extra gun deck on top of the normal one.

• missile: We descended onto the deck of the Russian destroyer 356, a missile frigate that had once belonged to the Soviet Navy.

• steam: Account of capture of four noted slavers by Her Majesty's steam frigate, Cormorant on the coast of Brazil.

• class: November - HRH joined HMS Minerva, a Leander class frigate.

• screw: The " Defense " a screw steamer war frigate was launched in the afternoon.

• navy: The protesters chained themselves to a French navy frigate.