Noun:

प्रवास, जलप्रवास,

Verb:

प्रवासासाठी, नौकानयन,

voyaged मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

ह्या नदीद्वारे अटलांटिक महासागरामधून सुपिरियर सरोवरापर्यंत जलप्रवास शक्य आहे.

पुढे हा शब्द पोर्तुगिसांनी जलप्रवासासाठी वाहणाऱ्या योग्य वाऱ्यांचा ऋतू, या अर्थाने 'मोनसौं(monção)' असा घेतला.

टेम्झ नदीवरील वुल्विच डॉकयार्डमधून ११ मे १८२० रोजी ते जलप्रवासास सोडण्यात आले.

१५०२ मधील जलप्रवासासोबत युरोपीय लोक पहिल्यांदी अमेरिकी खंडाच्या ह्या भागात आले.

यूरोपीय जलप्रवासी प्रथम अमेरिकेत गेले त्यावेळी उत्तरेकडील महासरोवरांपासून दक्षिणेकडे चिली आणि अर्जेंटिना पर्यंत सर्व प्रदेशांत मका लागवडीत होता.

voyaged's Usage Examples:

After her war service, she voyaged to the Kamafuli river in Bangladesh and paid a goodwill visit through the.

After steaming east to the Mediterranean in October 1980, Patterson voyaged onward to make a tour of the Persian Gulf during the last months of that.

South Australian was a clipper ship that voyaged annually between London to South Australia for about 20 years.

Finnish naval equipage, voyaged to the Mediterranean Sea 1858–1859, decommissioned 1870 Gremyaschii.

A similar story about a monk who voyaged to a marvelous island he saw from the top of the tower of Brigantia was.

Sailing from Boston, Massachusetts on 19 February 1925, S-10 voyaged via the Panama Canal and California to Hawaii, arriving on 27 April.

service in 1867 due to dissatisfaction with her machinery, Ashuelot later voyaged to Japan, operating under the names Takao and Kaiten No.

experience of life as that of journey and passage, a voyaged dream into the ravelled beyond, leading to an awakening that acknowledges the expanded awareness.

The small force of less than 16,000 men voyaged from the Bospherus to North Africa on 500 ships protected by 92 dromons, or war-ships.

In August 2020 it voyaged to Mangaia for the first time.

Richard Collinson, officer of the Royal Navy, and Arctic explorer who voyaged through this area in 1853.

In 1790 he voyaged to Lisbon, intent on publication of his work, with descriptions of 1640.

Synonyms:

water travel, ocean trip, seafaring, maiden voyage, sail, cruise,

Antonyms:

go, descend, precede, linger, ride,