submariner
submariner
Definition
sub·ma·riner (sub′mə rēn′ər, sub′mə rēn′ər, sub mer′ə nər)
noun
a member of a submarine crew
submariner
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- wear: Dalton was the only Bond to wear a date Submariner.
- have: With a steel doorway reminiscent of the bulkhead hatches on ships the room has a true submariner 's feel.
- rescue: Diving depth: 750 m. Complement: 3 crew members and 16-18 rescued submariners.
Adjective modifier
- Russian: All human infants and adults and older people need the environment of oxygen - as those Russian submariners learned last week-end.
- British: President Putin will also be presenting awards to British submariners who helped with the recent rescue of a Russian submarine.
- German: More than 28,000 German submariners were killed and 781 U-boats destroyed.
- non-date: Having said that, I should point out that many Rolex enthusiasts prefer the clean lines and uncluttered face of the non-date Submariner.
- military: My article also talks about the military Submariner, however rather than get into it here I'll wait for Sico to publish it.
Modifies a noun
- diver: Ref: KIQ 08 Price is £ 120 or US $ 215 Kienzle Divers Quartz Wristwatch Outstanding looking Kienzle submariner diver 's wristwatch.
Noun used with modifier
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