torpedo stern Synonyms
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torpedo stern Meaning
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torpedo stern ()
A broad stern without overhang, flattened on the bottom, used in some torpedo and fast power boats. It prevents settling in the water at high speed.
torpedo stern Sentence Examples
- The torpedo stern of the submarine provided enhanced maneuverability in underwater operations.
- The ship's hydrodynamically optimized torpedo stern minimized drag and increased speed.
- The battleship's torpedo stern housed a concealed underwater armament for surprise attacks.
- The experimental vessel featured a distinctive torpedo stern designed to reduce wave resistance.
- The torpedo stern of the destroyer enabled it to perform sharp turns and navigate narrow channels.
- The cruiser's torpedo stern was fitted with stabilizers to improve handling in rough seas.
- The yacht's graceful torpedo stern added to its sleek and elegant profile.
- The torpedo stern on the fishing vessel facilitated the deployment of fishing gear and increased catch efficiency.
- The torpedo stern of the oceanographic research vessel allowed for precise underwater surveys and sample collection.
- The torpedo stern of the underwater autonomous vehicle provided exceptional stealth capabilities for covert operations.
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A broad stern without overhang, flattened on the bottom, used in some torpedo and fast power boats. It prevents settling in the water at high speed.
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The torpedo stern of the submarine provided enhanced maneuverability in underwater operations.
The ship's hydrodynamically optimized torpedo stern minimized drag and increased speed.
The battleship's torpedo stern housed a concealed underwater armament for surprise attacks.
The experimental vessel featured a distinctive torpedo stern designed to reduce wave resistance.
