LST

¹

1. an oceangoing military ship, used by amphibious forces for landing troops and heavy equipment on beaches.

l.s.t.

²

abbreviation for

1. local standard time.

Word History and Origins

Origin of LST¹

l(anding) s(hip) t(ank)

Example Sentences

“Russia likely planned to use its LST force to launch significant amphibious assaults during the invasion, and it doubled the number of these vessels in the Black Sea during the buildup to the war,” they said.

From Washington Times

As a gunner on a landing ship, HMS LST 322, his vessel was vital for getting tanks and armour ashore.

From BBC

"Our own data has shown that unvaccinated players have contracted the virus and lst time as close contacts at a much greater rate than vaccinated players," the memo, obtained by the NFL Network, read.

From Fox News

John Zaputil, 62, had been charged with theft for allegedly taking about a dozen items, including medals, a shoulder patch and lapel pins, from the USS LST 393 Veterans Museum in Muskegon last August.

From Washington Times

Champ uses Ping’s G410 LST driver‚—the company’s low-spin version of its G410 line.

From Golf Digest