- Club
Sport Marítimo MH M,
commonly known as
Marítimo (Portuguese pronunciation: [mɐˈɾitimu]
locally [mɐˈɾitmu]) or
Marítimo da Madeira, is a Portuguese...
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Sport Clube Marítimo,
better known as
Marítimo Graciosa is a
Portuguese sports club from
Santa Cruz da Graciosa, Azores. The men's
football team plays...
- C.S.
Marítimo may
refer to: C.S.
Marítimo, a
football club from Funchal,
Madeira C.S.
Marítimo (****sal) C.S.
Marítimo (handball) C.S.
Maritimo (volleyball)...
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Maritimo is an
Australian builder of
motor yachts. The company's hand-built
yachts include the M-Series Flybridge, the S-Series Sedan, and the X-Series...
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Ponta da
Madeira is a
Brazilian private port, a
large iron ore
loading port in São Luís, in the
Northern part of Brazil, and one of the few
terminals in...
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named as a
Marítimo substitute for the
first time in a
league match against Sporting CP. On 11
April 2021, he made his
senior debut for
Marítimo B, coming...
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after another senior experience at the helm of CF Caniçal,
Jardim joined Marítimo as a
coach of the under-17 team.
During his two-year spell, he won two...
- A
ferry slip is a
specialized docking facility that
receives a
ferryboat or
train ferry. A
similar structure called a
barge slip
receives a
barge or car...
- but more
widely used
terms in the rest of the
Hispanic world are
paseo marítimo ("esplanade"),
paseo ("promenade") or
explanada ("esplanade"). Esplanade...
- club Al Fateh. He
managed Paços de Ferreira, União de Leiria, Rio Ave,
Marítimo and
Chaves in the
Primeira Liga,
while also
working in Hungary,
Saudi Arabia...
