command a warship

Frequency: 6.99.8 per million words

To be in charge of a warship and its crew.

warshipVERB + warship

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command

Examples (10)

  • He aspired to command a warship one day.
  • Captain Smith proudly commanded his warship during the naval exercise.
  • She is the first woman to command a warship in their fleet.
  • An experienced officer must command a warship with precision.
  • Having served for years, he was finally given the opportunity to command a warship.
  • To command a warship requires immense responsibility and leadership skills.
  • Will he ever get the chance to command a warship of his own?
  • The admiral once commanded a formidable warship in the Pacific.
  • He's been training for years to be able to command a warship effectively.
  • If you command a warship, you are responsible for everyone on board.