Admiralty

英 ['ædmərəltɪ]

美 ['ædmərəltɪ]

n.  (英国旧时)海军部

复数：admiralties　

法律

BNC.12657 / COCA.24790

牛津词典

noun

• （英国旧时）海军部
  (in Britain in the past) the government department controlling the navy

柯林斯词典

• N-PROPER （英国）海军部
  In Britain,the Admiraltyis the government department that is in charge of the navy.
  1. The loss of the biggest ship in the Royal Navy shocked the Admiralty.
     皇家海军损失最大舰艇一事震惊了英国海军部。

双语例句

• I wrote to Brundrett in the hope that there might be a space for me somewhere in the Admiralty.
  我给布伦德里特写信，希望他能在海军部的某个单位为我找个工作。
• To all cases of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction;
  适用于海事法及海事管辖权的一切案件；
• The place of Admiralty Courts is supplied by Colonial Courts of Admiralty.
  海军法院已被殖民地海事法院取代。
• However, you know the class for office property between Wanchai and Central or Admiralty is totally different.
  但是你知道湾仔和中环或金钟的商业级数完全不同。
• There was a spy in the admiralty.
  海军部有一名间谍。
• They were made of admiralty gun metal.
  它们是海军炮铜制造的。
• The eighteenth-century Admiralty had few coercive powers over its officers.
  18世纪的英国海军部对其军官没有什么强制力。
• The Admiralty summoned all forces.
  海军部召集所有的舰只。
• My section at the Admiralty Research Laboratory was run superbly by Stephen Butterworth.
  我所在的海军部研究实验室的那个组由斯蒂芬？巴特沃思出色的领导着。
• The commander radioed to the Admiralty in London for instructions.
  指挥官向伦敦海军部发电请示。