admiralty
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Definition
'Admiralty' refers to the authority in charge of a navy, especially in the UK, or the body of law governing naval matters.
Usage & Nuances
Used mostly in historical, legal, or formal contexts. 'Admiralty law' means maritime law. Not commonly used in daily conversation; typically refers to UK's Royal Navy administration or related legal matters.
Spanish: AlmirantazgoPortuguese (BR): AlmirantadoPortuguese (PT): AlmirantadoChinese (Simplified): 海军部Chinese (Traditional): 海軍部Hindi: नौसेना मुख्यालय (admiralty)Arabic: قيادة البحرية
Example Sentences
The British Admiralty was responsible for the Royal Navy.
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He studies admiralty law at university.
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The admiralty made important decisions during the war.
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She's a top lawyer specializing in admiralty cases.
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After the navy was reorganized, the old admiralty building became a museum.
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Many international disputes are settled under admiralty law.
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