nav
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7.5
- noun
- /næv/
- Informal
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sistema de navegación
- The nav system in my car provides turn-by-turn directions to my destination.
- nav system
- nav beacon
- nav screen
You could be like a sat NAV or a Siri.
- You could be like a sat NAV or a Siri.
- But if I don't drive, I'm also just sat in my garage with a sat NAV set all day.
- So they're releasing Maps, which has Apple's maps Tom Tom's data turn by turn NAV, which is new for iOS.
- Well, I'll be honest with with once the once had unravelled the SAT NAV, there was I had no chance at trial.
- This year, because there are no permanent walls, bug NAV and tangent bug may not actually be some of the best algorithms.
Examples
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Before leaving for your destination, you simply program the nav and off you go.
Blog text (29) -
Get that sat nav set up!
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Check out this NAV system.
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Let's put in the SAT NAV, the address.
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Put the coordinates in the nav.
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No, but my nav system has real-time traffic pattern algorithms.
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So neuroscientists are studying the effect on us of using sat NAV systems for navigation, for example.
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Upload those coordinates to Dom's nav.
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Look, here's a sat-nav device.
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The white landing lights still rippled the length of the ship, and the nav beacons still flashed.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
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3.6
Planning and guiding vehicles like ships or planes from one place to another
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4.4
A set of tools that shows a ship's or plane's position and direction on a map
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nav is a short form of navigation, which comes from the old root nav- meaning 'ship', the same root as in navy. Navigation was first about finding your way at sea, so today nav often means the system that helps a car or boat find its route.