海戦 | Japanese meaning

海戦【かいせん】

Frequency rank: 28,209. – 28,410.

Alsoかいせん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

naval battle

This term refers specifically to a military engagement that takes place at sea between naval forces. It's often used in the context of historical conflicts or military strategy.

Several important naval battles occurred during World War II.

Example sentences1 result

A sailor frequently has no time to get his sea legs after leaving port before a battle starts.

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国語辞典Japanese definitions

海戦

かいじょう海上せんとう戦闘、かいじょう海上さくせん作戦のりゃくしょう略称。

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海戦【かいせん】

Frequency rank: 28,209. – 28,410.

Alsoかいせん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

naval battle

This term refers specifically to a military engagement that takes place at sea between naval forces. It's often used in the context of historical conflicts or military strategy.

Several important naval battles occurred during World War II.

Example sentences1 result

A sailor frequently has no time to get his sea legs after leaving port before a battle starts.

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国語辞典Japanese definitions

海戦

かいじょう海上せんとう戦闘、かいじょう海上さくせん作戦のりゃくしょう略称。

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海

N42

意sea; ocean

訓うみ

音カイ

名あ、あま、うな、うん、え、か、た、ひろ、ひろし、ぶ、まち、まま、み、め、わたる

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戦

N34

意war; battle; match

訓いくさ、たたか.う、おのの.く、そよ.ぐ、わなな.く

音セン

名せ

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Lingaku

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海戦【かいせん】

Frequency rank: 28,209. – 28,410.

Alsoかいせん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

naval battle

This term refers specifically to a military engagement that takes place at sea between naval forces. It's often used in the context of historical conflicts or military strategy.

Several important naval battles occurred during World War II.

Example sentences1 result

A sailor frequently has no time to get his sea legs after leaving port before a battle starts.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

海戦

かいじょう海上せんとう戦闘、かいじょう海上さくせん作戦のりゃくしょう略称。

Wiktionary

海戦【かいせん】

Frequency rank: 28,209. – 28,410.

Alsoかいせん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

naval battle

This term refers specifically to a military engagement that takes place at sea between naval forces. It's often used in the context of historical conflicts or military strategy.