No. 3,613 in Spanish
marino
"Marino" means "marine" or "related to the sea" in English.
In a sentence
El biólogo marino estudia las criaturas del océano.
The marine biologist studies ocean creatures.
In this sentence, 'marino' is used as an adjective modifying 'biólogo' to describe a professional field related to marine life.
El barco marino navegó cerca de la costa.
The marine ship sailed near the coast.
Here, 'marino' is used as an adjective describing 'barco', meaning something associated with the sea or marine activities.
El marino contó historias sobre sus aventuras en el mar.
The sailor told stories about his adventures at sea.
In this case, 'marino' functions as a noun referring to a person who works on a ship or is involved in sailing.
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