Noun:

ఒకటి నుండి తయారు చేసిన రెండు నౌకల్లో ఒకటి,

sister ship's Usage Examples:

From November 1936, Tenryū was paired with her sister ship Tatsuta in the 10th Cruiser Squadron of the IJN 3rd Fleet, replacing the cruiser .

Finland, where her sister ship, Freedom of the Seas, was also built.

, was made famous by his part in the British operations in the Baltic Sea against the Bolsheviks in 1919, where she operated with her sister ships in activities such as the raid on Kronstadt.

All the ships of this design are classed as sister ships.

In February 2020, it was announced that the Navy plans to retire Freedom and its sister ship Fort Worth after 12 and 8 years of service respectively.

Sister shipsPassat's true sister ship is the Peking.

After the First World War broke out, Galiano and sister ship Malaspina alternated between naval and civic duties along the Pacific coast, being retained as part of the government fleet.

In 1923 Prince Rupert was scrapped, outliving all her sister ships by two years as she had been briefly attached to.

A further sister ship, the S.

German shipowner Heinz Schliewen stepped in and bought both ships for conversion to freight carrying school ships (thus often erroneously referred to as sister ships).

The hull design of Maasdam and her sister ships are largely based on Costa Classica, a ship operated by sister brand Costa Cruises.

Her sister ship, , joined Wolverine in May 1943 and the two ships began to be casually referred to as the Corn Belt Fleet.

Her main task as an armor-clad ram ship was to play a role in the Dutch coastal defense together with two sister ships and two so-called monitor ships.

Synonyms:

ship,

Antonyms:

get off, disembark,