Repulse
61HMS Repulse — Die britische Royal Navy besaß insgesamt zwölf Schiffe mit dem Namen Repulse bzw. HMS Repulse Die erste Galeone, auch bekannt als Due Repulse, 1595 vom Stapel gelaufen und in den Listen noch bis 1645 geführt. Die zweite Kanonen Fregatte,… …
62Parque Nacional Isla Repulse — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Isla Repulse es un parque nacional en Queensland (Australia), ubicado a 875 km al noroeste de Brisbane. Datos Área: 1,51 km² Coordenadas: 20°34′57″S …
63L'Hotel Repulse Bay — Localisation Coordonnées …
64HMS Repulse (1868) — HMS Repulse was the last wooden battleship constructed for the Royal Navy.She was laid down as a 90 gun second rate line of battle ship with two decks; having been approved for conversion to a broadside ironclad in 1861, work on her was… …
65HMS Repulse (1596) — HMS Repulse , sometimes written as Due Repulse , was a 40/48 gun ship of the English Royal Navy, launched circa 1596. Repulse was rebuilt in 1610 as a Great ship of 40 guns. She was broken up in 1645.NotesReferences *Lavery, Brian (2003) The Ship …
66repel, repulse — Because each of these words can mean to drive back, they are often misused in situations where their meanings should be distinct. One can repel or repulse someone who attempts to mug him, but only repel conveys the idea of disgust, aversion, and… …
67HMS Repulse (1803) — HMS Repulse was a 74 gun third rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, launched on 22 July 1803 at Deptford.In 1805, Repulse took part in the Battle of Cape Finisterre. In 1807 the ship served in the Mediterranean squadron under Vice Armidal… …
68Parque Nacional Isla Repulse — Isla Repulse es un parque nacional en Queensland (Australia), ubicado a 875 km al noroeste de Brisbane …
69repel, repulse — Not to be confused. Repulse means to drive back: The army repulsed the enemy s attack. It should not be confused with repulsive, meaning to cause repugnance. Repel is the word for causing squeamishness or distaste: The idea of eating squid… …
70repel, repulse — Not to be confused. Repulse means to drive back: The army repulsed the enemy s attack. It should not be confused with repulsive, meaning to cause repugnance. Repel is the word for causing squeamishness or distaste: The idea of eating squid… …
