LSM

1. a type of military landing ship slightly more than 200 feet (60 meters) long.

Word History and Origins

Origin of LSM¹

l(anding) s(hip) m(edium)

Example Sentences

Businesses found themselves in some disarray, the President of the Latvian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Aigars Rostovskis, told public broadcaster LSM: "It will be chaos for many."

From Reuters

Latvia has among the worst rates of drinking and driving in Europe, according to public broadcaster LSM, with an estimated 3,500 cases a year.

From BBC

LSM quoted a police spokesperson as saying officers investigating the incident were aware the factory supplied drones to Ukraine, but did not suspect any foul play.

From Reuters

Three people were injured and 600 square meters of the factory were destroyed by the fire which began on Tuesday, LSM said.

From Reuters

Riga’s main airport is close to the plant and Latvia’s public broadcaster LSM said the airport sent its own fire brigade to assist in putting out the blaze, which spread smoke into nearby areas.

From Seattle Times