Noun:

যে জলতলস্থ বিস্ফোরক জাহাজ ইত্যাদি চুম্বকধর্মী দ্রব্যের সংস্পর্শে বিদীর্ণ হয়,

magnetic mine's Usage Examples:

cruiser HMS Belfast is just one example of a ship which was struck by a magnetic mine during this time.

he invented the buoyant cable which contributed to the defeat of the magnetic mine.

His work for Trollope ' Colls on non-magnetic mine casings during the First World War earned him the OBE in the 1918 Birthday.

lost in the River Humber during the Second World War after hitting a magnetic mine, sinking with all hands.

However she entered minefield off Kavieng; she struck a magnetic mine and sunk on 4 November.

26: At least 3 people were injured in a magnetic mine explosion in Kabul.

October 27: A blast by a magnetic mine left at least 3 people dead and at least.

and was subsequently armed with a stern gun and degaussed to prevent magnetic mine attacks.

A new type of magnetic mine dropped by a German aircraft in a campaign of mining the Thames Estuary.

19 August Kabul 1 1 A magnetic mine killed one and injured another in Kabul city.

This episode examines the magnetic mine and the countermeasures developed to overcome it, including degaussing.

The submarine could also carry a diver in the nose rather than a magnetic mine.

While in the service of the Royal Navy, she struck a magnetic mine and sank off Killigerran Head near Falmouth on 3 October 1940 with the.

To protect the ship from magnetic mine, the ship's hull is made of fibre-reinforced plastic, which does not.

rescued the crew of the Swedish cargo ship Gondul, which had hit a magnetic mine and sank off Wismar, Germany.

the magnetic mine, and the Germans stopped using Zimmerit for the last year of the war.

The British limpet adaptation was not the first magnetic mine and.

knots (41 km/h; 25 mph) off the Elbe estuary, Gneisenau detonated a magnetic mine about 21 m (69 ft) off the port rear quarter and 24 m (79 ft) below.

Synonyms:

floating mine; marine mine;

Antonyms:

extraordinary; uncommon; extraordinariness; unusual; layman;