Examples of using Seafaring in English and their translations into Malay
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Not many people realize the the Egyptians were actually a seafaring people.
What is it about this small, traditionally seafaring nation that breeds such extraordinarily tall people?
As it used to be the old fishermen's neighborhood,Barceloneta today still maintains its seafaring feel.
It includes maritime service in a seafaring agency such as a navy, strength, safety and security.
Can't have been easy, though. Yet you had Nantucket's great seafaring family to adopt you.
Seafaring, aviation and now space travel mean that humans have sought more and more accuarte ways of keeping time.
Ships operated by Linda Line Express include a"Hydrofoil"(Jaanika-built specially for seafaring) and a"Catamaran".
Special emphasis is placed on harbors, ships, and seafaring as part of the maritime heritage of the Mediterranean.
Seafaring and trade, together with the wise international policy and skilful diplomacy brought economic and cultural prosperity for centuries to the free city- state.
Special emphasis is placed on coastal settlements, harbors, ships and seafaring as part of the maritime heritage of the Mediterranean.
Italy: Building on a long seafaring tradition as well as a penchant for the best of everything, Italy is a hotbed for construction of luxury superyachts.
Over the course of study special emphasis is placed on harbours, ships, and seafaring as part of the maritime heritage of the Mediterranean.
In Canet de Mar there is a lovely historical seaside tour offered,‘Visiones de Gente de Mar',which covers some of the most important locations from the area's seafaring past.
Seafaring and trade, together with the wise international policy and skilful diplomacy brought economic and cultural prosperity and centuries of prosperity to that free city- state.
The institute will offer diploma, degree and masters programmes in transport,shipping, seafaring, maritime and logistics management.
Capitalizing on the long-time seafaring tradition of the Netherlands, Feadship Royal Shipbuilders is one of the world's foremost custom manufacturers of mega yachts ranging from 30 meters to over 100 meters LOA.
Visitors can step aboard turn-of-the-century ships, visit the maritime museum's exhibits and ship models,and learn traditional seafaring arts like boatbuilding and woodworking.
Virtually cut off from the Asian mainland, South Korea is a seafaring nation, with one of the world's largest shipbuilding industries and an extensive system of ferry services.
What happened to SS Ourang Medan or“Man from Medan” in Malaysia is perhaps one of the most fascinating andmind-boggling mysteries that ever existed in seafaring history.
SINGAPORE- A union overseeing the interests of seafaring officers will contribute $1.2 million over two years to encourage local shipping companies to provide training opportunities to seafaring cadets.
Hence, the Bajau tribe from the West Coast are known as the"cowboys of the east", while their East Coast tribe havesometimes been referred to as the"Sea Gypsies" for their seafaring ways.
The IMO is the source of more than 20 conventions that guide the regulatory development of its member states to improve safety at sea, facilitate trade among seafaring states and protect the maritime environment.
A union overseeing the interests of seamen will give local shipping companies $1.2 million over two years to encourage them to continue training seafaring cadets.
IMO is the source of approximately 60 legal instruments that guide the regulatory development of its member states to improve safety at sea, facilitate trade among seafaring states and protect the maritime environment.