armada
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɑrˈmɑdə/ · UK /ɑːˈmɑːdə/
armada means: A large group of warships sailing or fighting together.
noun
A large group of warships sailing or fighting together.
- The armada sailed towards the coast.
- Storms scattered the Spanish armada.
- A powerful armada blocked the entrance to the harbour.
A very large military force or group of military vehicles or vessels.
- An armada of tanks advanced.
- The general assembled an armada for the invasion.
- Their military armada included troops, aircraft, and supply vehicles.
A very large group of things moving or appearing together.
- An armada of insects filled the air.
- We watched an armada of small boats approach.
- An armada of delivery trucks arrived before dawn.
A group of newts, small animals like lizards that can live in water.
- An armada of newts swam past.
- We spotted a small armada of newts near the reeds.
- The pond held an armada of newts during breeding season.
Questions about armada
What does armada mean?
A large group of warships sailing or fighting together.
What is armada in other languages?
Türkçe: donanma · Español: armada · Français: armada · Deutsch: Armada · Italiano: armata navale · 日本語: 大艦隊
How do you pronounce armada?
In American English /ɑrˈmɑdə/; in British English /ɑːˈmɑːdə/.
How do you use armada in a sentence?
The armada sailed towards the coast. Storms scattered the Spanish armada.
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