英语词汇“θ206654”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

shipc725

A large sea-going vessel (opposed to a boat); spec. (in modern times) a vessel having a bowsprit and three masts, each of which consists of a…

bargea1300

A small seagoing vessel with sails: used spec. for one next in size above the balinger, n., and generally as = Ship, vessel (in which use it is…

vessela1300

Any structure designed to float upon and traverse the water for the carriage of persons or goods; a craft or ship of any kind, now usually one…

man1473

With modifying word: a ship, esp. a sailing ship. See also East Indiaman, n., Indiaman, n., man-of-war, n. 2a, merchantman, n. 2. Now rare (historical…

ark1477

transferred. A ship, boat, or similar floating vessel; spec. in U.S., a large flat-bottomed boat formerly used on rivers for the transport of produce.

riverboat1565

A boat designed for use on rivers. In later use frequently with reference to large paddle steamers used as passenger boats on the Mississippi River.

Subcategories:

— collectively (10)

— provision of or accommodation on (1)

— a number of in company (7)

— a ship sailing in company (3)

— neighbouring ship (1)

— boat as different from ship (5)

— small vessel (28)

— ship as larger than boat (3)

— old or useless vessel (9)

— wrecked vessel (10)

— damaged vessel (1)

— new vessel (1)

— vessel as fitted out for sailing (2)

— outward- or homeward-bound vessel (3)

— ocean-going vessel (7)

— vessel(s) used in bays (2)

— vessels used on rivers collectively (2)

— submersible vessel (14)

— vessel according to payment or rations of crew (4)

— vessel on which conditions are bad (3)

— bad vessel disliked by sailors (2)

— previous ship regarded nostalgically (1)

— first-rate boat (2)

— boat dependent on tide (4)

— vessel belonging to specific line (3)

— royal vessel (1)

— boat worked by members of family (1)

— hired vessel (1)

— vessel with disease on board (2)

— vessel with permission to enter closed port (1)

单词	θ206654
释义	society > travel > travel by water > vessel, ship, or boat > [noun] (169) shipc725 A large sea-going vessel (opposed to a boat); spec. (in modern times) a vessel having a bowsprit and three masts, each of which consists of a… beamOE poetic. A ship, a bark: perhaps, originally one made of a hollowed trunk. Obsolete. boardOE (poetically in Old English) A ship. Obsolete. bargea1300 A small seagoing vessel with sails: used spec. for one next in size above the balinger, n., and generally as = Ship, vessel (in which use it is… steera1300 Put by synecdoche for: Ship, boat. vessela1300 Any structure designed to float upon and traverse the water for the carriage of persons or goods; a craft or ship of any kind, now usually one… treea1382 A wooden structure; applied poetically or rhetorical to a ship; in quot. 1513 to the wooden horse at the siege of Troy. Obsolete. loomc1400 Vessel, boat. Obsolete. rare. man1473 With modifying word: a ship, esp. a sailing ship. See also East Indiaman, n., Indiaman, n., man-of-war, n. 2a, merchantman, n. 2. Now rare (historical… ark1477 transferred. A ship, boat, or similar floating vessel; spec. in U.S., a large flat-bottomed boat formerly used on rivers for the transport of produce. bottom1490 A ship, boat, or other vessel. Now chiefly historical. keela1547 A ship, vessel. (poetic, after Latin carīna.) riverboat1565 A boat designed for use on rivers. In later use frequently with reference to large paddle steamers used as passenger boats on the Mississippi River. craft1578 A boat, ship, or other waterborne vehicle; a vessel. As a count noun. pine1592 Chiefly poetic. Something made of pinewood, as a ship, mast, or torch. Obsolete. class1596 A fleet, a navy; (also) a ship. Obsolete. rare. flood-bickerer1599 pitchboard1599 Probably: a ship. Cf. board, n. 12, 13. stern-bearer1599 a rudder-bearer, ship. wooden horse1599 wooden horse n. A designation for a ship. Obsolete or archaic. wooden isle1603 a rhetorical designation for a ship. water treader?1615 †(a) poetic a ship (obsolete); (b) a person who treads water (see tread, v. 7). water house1616 A boat or ship. Obsolete. watercraft1618 A boat or other vessel designed for use on water. Also with plural agreement: such vessels collectively. machine1637 A ship or other vessel. Now colloquial: a boat. prore1642 poetic. A ship. Obsolete. lightman1666 A type of ship (perhaps one that is unladen). embarkation1690 A vessel, boat. Obsolete. bark1756 A rowing boat; formerly a large flat boat, a barge; now only poetically and vaguely; cf. sense 1. prowa1771 Chiefly poetic. A ship. Cf. keel, n.1 2a. Mudian1813 A Bermudian-rigged vessel. Cf. Bermudian, n. 2b. bastiment1823 In form bastimento. A ship, a vessel. hooker1823 Applied depreciatively or fondly to a ship. nymph1876 Extended uses. A ship. Obsolete. rare. M.F.V.1948 motor fleet (or fishing) vessel. Subcategories: — collectively (10) — provision of or accommodation on (1) — a number of in company (7) — a ship sailing in company (3) — neighbouring ship (1) — boat as different from ship (5) — small vessel (28) — ship as larger than boat (3) — old or useless vessel (9) — wrecked vessel (10) — damaged vessel (1) — new vessel (1) — vessel as fitted out for sailing (2) — outward- or homeward-bound vessel (3) — ocean-going vessel (7) — vessel(s) used in bays (2) — vessels used on rivers collectively (2) — submersible vessel (14) — vessel according to payment or rations of crew (4) — vessel on which conditions are bad (3) — bad vessel disliked by sailors (2) — previous ship regarded nostalgically (1) — first-rate boat (2) — boat dependent on tide (4) — vessel belonging to specific line (3) — royal vessel (1) — boat worked by members of family (1) — hired vessel (1) — vessel with disease on board (2) — vessel with permission to enter closed port (1)
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