seafarer

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishseafarersea‧far‧er /ˈsiːˌfeərə $ -ˌferər/ noun [countable] old-fashioned or formal a sailor or someone who travels regularly by shipExamples from the Corpusseafarer• These picturesque craft are manoeuvred through London's crowded waterways by traditional Cockney seafarers in their striped sweaters and ribboned boaters.• Some of these arrived accidentally, but many were released deliberately for the benefit of seafarers and settlers.• A further hazard with which seafarers had to contend was mines.

单词	seafarer
释义	seafarer From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishseafarersea‧far‧er /ˈsiːˌfeərə $ -ˌferər/ noun [countable] old-fashioned or formal a sailor or someone who travels regularly by shipExamples from the Corpusseafarer• These picturesque craft are manoeuvred through London's crowded waterways by traditional Cockney seafarers in their striped sweaters and ribboned boaters.• Some of these arrived accidentally, but many were released deliberately for the benefit of seafarers and settlers.• A further hazard with which seafarers had to contend was mines.
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