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Definition of bargeman in English: bargemannounPlural bargemen ˈbɑːdʒmanˈbɑrdʒmən A person who works on a barge. Example sentencesExamples - When the two bargemen fish the dead woman from the water, Joe realises the corpse is his ex-girlfriend Cathie.
- He worked as a bell hanger and a bargeman on the Thames before a stint in the Royal Navy.
- Set in 1950s Glasgow, Young Adam begins when two bargemen fish the body of a naked woman from the river, an event which precipitates an affair between the young deckhand and his boss's wife.
- The Rhine bargemen attacked the steamships that were stealing their trade, and Rhineland peasants surged into the forests to cut wood.
- The man still holding on to the tail, and the dog paddling bravely, the craft was quickly brought alongside the oar, which the bargeman seized and took on board.
- For Joe, the enigmatic bargeman played by Ewan McGregor in Young Adam, employment is a necessary evil, a burden on the back of his freedom.
- I learnt to revere the skill and knowledge of the coastal bargemen, like Jack Spitty the master of the Edith May in the 60s.
- Mrs Claydon left the town's primary school at 14 to work as a housemaid and later married her next door neighbour Alfred-John, who was a bargeman.
- Planning permission has been drawn up to convert and extend the 200-year-old former bargeman's cottage into a L-shaped home.
- It's good to see an old canal brought back to life, but I wonder what those 19th century bargemen would make of the modern cappuccino lifestyle.
- The film stars Ewan McGregor as Joe, a Scottish bargeman who lives and works on a boat with a family of three.
- The bargeman took Lynette's sack, containing her holy book, her change of clothes, and her comb that she had smuggled in, and placed it onto the shore of the dock.
- They provided work for eighty-one bargemen, and presumably made a profit for their thirty registered owners.
- The Alabarch is very kind, but I must confess he is as rigid as a bargeman's pole.
Definition of bargeman in US English: bargemannounˈbɑrdʒmənˈbärjmən A person who has charge of, or works on, a barge. Example sentencesExamples - The film stars Ewan McGregor as Joe, a Scottish bargeman who lives and works on a boat with a family of three.
- It's good to see an old canal brought back to life, but I wonder what those 19th century bargemen would make of the modern cappuccino lifestyle.
- The man still holding on to the tail, and the dog paddling bravely, the craft was quickly brought alongside the oar, which the bargeman seized and took on board.
- He worked as a bell hanger and a bargeman on the Thames before a stint in the Royal Navy.
- I learnt to revere the skill and knowledge of the coastal bargemen, like Jack Spitty the master of the Edith May in the 60s.
- Mrs Claydon left the town's primary school at 14 to work as a housemaid and later married her next door neighbour Alfred-John, who was a bargeman.
- They provided work for eighty-one bargemen, and presumably made a profit for their thirty registered owners.
- The Alabarch is very kind, but I must confess he is as rigid as a bargeman's pole.
- The Rhine bargemen attacked the steamships that were stealing their trade, and Rhineland peasants surged into the forests to cut wood.
- Planning permission has been drawn up to convert and extend the 200-year-old former bargeman's cottage into a L-shaped home.
- Set in 1950s Glasgow, Young Adam begins when two bargemen fish the body of a naked woman from the river, an event which precipitates an affair between the young deckhand and his boss's wife.
- For Joe, the enigmatic bargeman played by Ewan McGregor in Young Adam, employment is a necessary evil, a burden on the back of his freedom.
- When the two bargemen fish the dead woman from the water, Joe realises the corpse is his ex-girlfriend Cathie.
- The bargeman took Lynette's sack, containing her holy book, her change of clothes, and her comb that she had smuggled in, and placed it onto the shore of the dock.
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