1. The state of having greater naval power, control, and dominance over sea routes, coastal areas, and ocean territories compared to rival nations or forces
The British Empire achieved maritime superiority during the 18th and 19th centuries, controlling global trade routes.
O Império Britânico alcançou superioridade marítima durante os séculos XVIII e XIX, controlando as rotas comerciais globais.
2. Military and strategic advantage gained through a stronger navy and naval infrastructure
Maritime superiority is crucial for protecting national interests in international waters.
A superioridade marítima é crucial para proteger os interesses nacionais em águas internacionais.