maritime

maritime
maritime [maʀitim]
adjective
   a. ( = de bord de mer) [climat, province] maritime ; [ville] seaside
   b. ( = de mer) [navigation] maritime ; [commerce, agence, droit] shipping ; [assurance] marine
• une grande puissance maritime a great sea power
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maʀitim
adjectif gén maritime; [région] coastal; [compagnie, droit] shipping
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maʀitim adj
1) (secteur, domaine) maritime, (droit) shipping modif maritime, (littoral) sea modif

transport maritime — shipping

2) (ville) coastal, seaside
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maritime adj
1 (près de la mer) [climat, plante] maritime; [région] coastal;
2 (utilisant la mer) [navigation, trafic, fret, nation, commerce] maritime; [compagnie, agent] shipping.
[maritim] adjectif
1. [du bord de mer - village] coastal, seaside (modificateur), seaboard (US) (modificateur)
province maritime maritime ou coastal province
région maritime ADMINISTRATION coastal area
2. [naval - hôpital, entrepôt] naval ; [ - commerce] seaborne, maritime
puissance maritime maritime ou sea power
3. DROIT [législation, droit] maritime, shipping (modificateur)
[agent] shipping (modificateur)
[assurance] marine

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