warship

Converse of object

• sink: December 1812 The US warship Constitution sinks the British warship Java off the coast of Brazil.
• anchor: They left only after three British warships anchored nearby.
• build: To build a single large warship required 2,000 mature oaks.
• lose: More than 300 planes attacked the US Fleet and American forces lost 18 warships, 188 aircraft and more than 2,400 servicemen.
• arm: In the 18th century, they sent heavily armed naval warships to the pirates ' favorite hunting grounds.
• send: The King of Naples sent a warship to replace the flag, and a French party also landed.

Preposition: at

• anchor: He made no attempt to disturb the British warships at anchor only a short distance from shore.

Adjective modifier

• ironclad: Behind Balmoral are the masts and rigging of HMS Warrier the first ironclad warship.
• sunken: The company had successfully removed oil from a sunken warship in the past.
• allied: Throughout January the fleet of Allied warships that had been sent to find Dresden were slowly called back by their governments.
• naval: In the 18th century, they sent heavily armed naval warships to the pirates ' favorite hunting grounds.
• German: A party from the German warship Cormoran, then in port, assisted at the ceremony.
• wooden: There is a fine display of the history of wooden warships.

Modifies a noun

• construction: In rebuilding, the company followed up an Admiralty request for British shipbuilders to develop the use of electric welding in warship construction.

Noun used with modifier

• RN: Accommodation standards will be much improved over previous RN warships, all owing sailors to enjoy a far better quality of life at sea.
• navy: McClellan had planned to use navy warships to pound Yorktown into dust.
• sailing: Sailing warships were rated according to the number of their guns.
• enemy: Enemy warships had been active against the Russians in the Black Sea.
• surface: Moreover, all surface warships no longer have the capability to deploy nuclear weapons.
• century: Beneath the floor lies an exciting archeological find - part of the frame of an 18th century warship.