torpedo boat (Meaning)

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torpedo boat (n)

small high-speed warship designed for torpedo attacks in coastal waters

The torpedo boat's sleek design allowed it to maneuver swiftly through enemy waters.
The captain ordered his crew to launch the torpedoes at the approaching enemy vessel.
The torpedo boat's torpedoes hit their mark, sinking the enemy battleship with a thunderous explosion.
The torpedo boat's speed and agility made it difficult for enemy ships to target.
The torpedo boat crews were highly skilled in navigating treacherous waters and evading enemy fire.
The torpedo boat played a crucial role in naval battles, providing a means to attack enemy vessels from a distance.
The torpedo boat's low profile made it an ideal choice for stealth missions and surprise attacks.
The crew of the torpedo boat braced themselves as enemy shells rained down upon their vessel.
The torpedo boat's engines roared as it accelerated away from a pursuing enemy cruiser.
The torpedo boat's demise came when it was struck by a direct hit from an enemy shell, sending its crew to a watery grave.

small high-speed warship designed for torpedo attacks in coastal waters

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The torpedo boat's sleek design allowed it to maneuver swiftly through enemy waters.

The captain ordered his crew to launch the torpedoes at the approaching enemy vessel.

The torpedo boat's torpedoes hit their mark, sinking the enemy battleship with a thunderous explosion.

The torpedo boat's speed and agility made it difficult for enemy ships to target.