navigation channel
navigation channel noun: the portion of a body of water (e.g., sea, bay, river) that is navigable, having suitable depth; it often includes a portion that is dredged into the seabed or riverbed to enable larger ships (which have deeper draft) to pass through to a port.
Noun
navigation channel (plural navigation channels)
Forms of navigation channel
| plural | navigation channels |
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Questions about navigation channel
- What does navigation channel mean?
- Navigation channel means the portion of a body of water (e.g., sea, bay, river) that is navigable, having suitable depth; it often includes a portion that is dredged into the seabed or riverbed to enable larger ships (which have deeper draft) to pass through to a port.
- What part of speech is navigation channel?
- Navigation channel is a noun.
- What is the plural of navigation channel?
- The plural of navigation channel is navigation channels.
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