Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Graf zeppelin trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Graf Zeppelin is launched, 8 December 1938.
The best Zeppelin was the Graf Zeppelin.
Graf Zeppelin moored at Stettin in mid-1941.
You think this is gonna be the biggest thing since the Graf Zeppelin.
The Graf Zeppelin travelled from Berlin to Hooker Island, by way of Leningrad(St. Petersburg).
The first German carrier, laid down as“Flugzeugträger A”(“Aircraft carrier A”),was named Graf Zeppelin when launched in 1938.
October 11- The Zeppelin Graf Zeppelin completes a crossing of the Atlantic Ocean in 71 hours.
Though Admiral Dönitz eventually persuaded Hitler to void most of the order, work on all new surface ships and even those nearing completion,including Graf Zeppelin, was halted.
In July 1940, Graf Zeppelin was towed from Kiel to Gotenhafen(Gdynia) and remained there for nearly a year.
Germany and Italy also started with the construction or conversion of several aircraft carriers,but with the exception of the nearly finished Graf Zeppelin, no ship was launched.
Since the Graf Zeppelin was not expected to be completed before the end of 1940, construction of the Fi 167 had a low priority.
Work on developing a torpedo-carrying version of the Ju 87D for anti-shipping sorties in the Mediterranean had already commenced in early1942 when the possibility again arose that Graf Zeppelin might be completed.
By February 1943, all work on Graf Zeppelin had ceased and the aircraft were returned to Luftwaffe service in April.
Barbara, a ship belonging to the Polish oil company Petrobaltic found a 265 m long wreck close to the port of?eba(a BBC report says 55 km north of W? adys? awowo)which they thought was most likely Graf Zeppelin.
On the night of 27- 28 August 1942, Graf Zeppelin was the target of the only Allied air attack aimed at the incomplete carrier.
In July 1931, conducting programme of the International Polar Year, German scientists invited him to take part in anexpedition into the Arctic onboard LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin and launch his radiosondes in polar latitudes.
On the night of 27- 28 August 1942, Graf Zeppelin underwent the only Allied air attack ever specifically targeting her for destruction.
In World War II the airbase served as a basis for Sturzkampfgeschwader 2"Immelmann"(Ju 87B) between May and September 1939, the I./Trägergruppe 186(Ju 87B) and the naval Ju 87B divebombers intended forservice on board of German aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin.
Another believed he scored a direct hit on Graf Zeppelin but there is no known record of the ship suffering any damage from a bomb strike that night.
As a result of intercepted radio transmissions, the Germans began to realise that the RAF fighters were being controlled from ground facilities; in July and August 1939, for example,the airship Graf Zeppelin, which was packed with equipment for listening in on RAF radio and RDF transmissions, flew around the coasts of Britain.
At the end of 1941, when interest in completing Graf Zeppelin revived, the surviving Bf 109 T-2s were withdrawn from front-line service in order to again prepare them for possible carrier duty.
Raeder, anxious to secure air protection for the Kriegsmarine's heavier surface units,informed Hitler that Graf Zeppelin could be finished in about a year, with another six months required for sea trials and flight training.
In April 1943 Graf Zeppelin was towed eastward, first to Gotenhafen, then to the roadstead at Swinemünde and finally berthed at a wharf in the Parnitz River, two miles from Stettin.
By November, the German army had pushed deep enough into Russian territory toremove any further threat of air attack and Graf Zeppelin was returned to Gotenhafen where she briefly served as a floating warehouse for the Navy's hardwood supply.
Graf Zeppelin was the only aircraft carrier launched by Germany during World War II and represented part of the Kriegsmarine's attempt to create a well-balanced oceangoing fleet, capable of projecting German naval power far beyond the narrow confines of the Baltic and North Seas.
By December 1940, the RLM decided to complete only seven carrier-equipped Bf 109T-1s andto finish the remainder as land-based T-2s since work on Graf Zeppelin had ceased back in April and there appeared to be little likelihood she would then be commissioned any time soon.
Alfred Kärcher, like Robert Bosch, Gottlieb Daimler and Graf Zeppelin, was one of the inventors and entrepreneurs that Württemberg produced in such great number since the beginning of the industrial era.