marina English

Meaning marina meaning

What does marina mean?

Definitions in simple English

marina Noun

— A marina is a place where boats are stored, similar to a harbour.

marina

— noun a fancy dock for small yachts and cabin cruisers

Synonyms marina synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as marina?

marina English » English

dock

wharf

pier

seascape

seamanship

quay

petty

navy

leisure harbor

landing

boat harbour

army

armed forces

armada

Examples marina examples

How do I use marina in a sentence?

Simple sentences

For years Marina had been inspecting houses.

Marina is from Russia and Clarissa is from Sweden.

Marina read magazines on weekends.

The day after tomorrow is Marina's birthday.

You remind me so much of my friend Marina, a great teacher of Russian.

Marina knows where the meeting will be.

Movie subtitles

Marina! I haven't slept so well in ages!

Hold on, Marina!

Marina!

It leaves at one tomorrow night. From the end of the marina.

Marina Mari, an actress.

You see Marina?

Marina?

Marina and Lauretta grew up together.

That's me, open, Marina.

Marina, I can't live there anymore.

Poor Marina.

Is that you, Marina?

Marina, an chorus girl.

You see Marina, don't you? Yes, after lunch, in the theater.

Who, Marina?

But, please don't say anything to Marina about what I told you, I beg you.

Who is it? - Marina.

By the way, Marina, I can't stay in that place.

Marina, not again? - You know the harm it does.

Sit down, Francesco. Pleasure to meet you, Marina.

I think Marina's right.

Marina. - Come in. Don't look at me, Engineer.

Look at yourself, Marina.

But Marina, why?

A certain Marina Mari, a cabaret performer.

You see Marina, right? - Yes, at the cabaret.

Marina? - You know her?

She and Laura grew up together. But please don't tell Marina what I said.

Marina. again?

Marina.

Marina, it's me.

Talk to me, Marina, please!

What is it, Marina?

When Marina felt ill and Fedora wasn't yet one of us.

Marina grew up alone.

News and current affairs

Campos's running mate, Marina Silva, was then nominated to take his place.

Most intriguingly of all, Brazil's first female president, Dilma Rousseff, is now in a neck-and-neck race with another woman, Marina Silva.