Definition of seaworthy in English:

seaworthy

adjective ˈsiːwəːðiˈsiˌwərði

(of a boat) in a good enough condition to sail on the sea.
Example sentencesExamples
- You are quite right to infer that something more seaworthy than the Dover boat carried goods by sea in the bronze age.
- He claims the council is treating him shabbily, and all he needs is a stay of execution until he can have the sailing boat seaworthy.
- The project team had to produce a seaworthy ship.
- So the boat was seaworthy at this time, no question of that whatsoever.
- We could be imprisoned or forced back to sea in an even less seaworthy vessel.
- Not all of these submarines are presently seaworthy.
- Going down with a sinking ship seems so pointless when other more seaworthy vessels are within arm's reach.
- In all the circumstances I find that the ship was seaworthy at the material time.
- The GUARDIAN got into difficulties, and much pumping had to be made to keep the ship seaworthy.
- In spite of our physical trauma, our morale is good - we are alive on a seaworthy sailboat, for us to use!
- Assuredly Chinese ships were seaworthy enough to sail across the Pacific and back.
- The boat might seem to be a seaworthy vessel, but in fact be full of holes - this fact need not be presented in the experience.
- Having proven herself as a fast and seaworthy vessel, Fame was able to outsail and capture vessels many times her size.
- His coastguard - one seaworthy ship - sailed to Poti.
- He insisted: ‘Upon leaving Mongstad, the ship was seaworthy and safe.’
- We anticipated a rusty scow; he commissioned a very handsomely appointed, eminently seaworthy vessel.
- Lots of us have undertaken the task of restoring an older vessel to a seaworthy condition.
- In the right hands it is probably the most adaptable and seaworthy vessel afloat.
- As any Master of a seaworthy vessel would do, he quickly steams towards the sinking boat.
- Team 3 is responsible for the engineering compartments and ensures the vessel is actually seaworthy.

Derivatives

seaworthiness

noun ˈsiːwəːðɪnəsˈsiˌwərðinəs

Moreover the seaworthiness of the vessel required that cargo should be correctly stowed.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mark Horton tests its seaworthiness and speculates how far it might have sailed.
- Over the past fifteen years I've sailed various boats of differing seaworthiness in the bay and along the coast.
- Some cabins on the lower decks were awash, giving the clue to the vessel's general lack of seaworthiness.
- His exploits follow a long line of expeditions trying to prove the seaworthiness of primitive boats.

Definition of seaworthy in US English:

seaworthy

adjectiveˈsiˌwərðiˈsēˌwərT͟Hē

(of a vessel) in a good enough condition to sail on the sea.
Example sentencesExamples
- He insisted: ‘Upon leaving Mongstad, the ship was seaworthy and safe.’
- You are quite right to infer that something more seaworthy than the Dover boat carried goods by sea in the bronze age.
- He claims the council is treating him shabbily, and all he needs is a stay of execution until he can have the sailing boat seaworthy.
- As any Master of a seaworthy vessel would do, he quickly steams towards the sinking boat.
- His coastguard - one seaworthy ship - sailed to Poti.
- In spite of our physical trauma, our morale is good - we are alive on a seaworthy sailboat, for us to use!
- So the boat was seaworthy at this time, no question of that whatsoever.
- In all the circumstances I find that the ship was seaworthy at the material time.
- Going down with a sinking ship seems so pointless when other more seaworthy vessels are within arm's reach.
- The GUARDIAN got into difficulties, and much pumping had to be made to keep the ship seaworthy.
- Team 3 is responsible for the engineering compartments and ensures the vessel is actually seaworthy.
- Assuredly Chinese ships were seaworthy enough to sail across the Pacific and back.
- The boat might seem to be a seaworthy vessel, but in fact be full of holes - this fact need not be presented in the experience.
- Lots of us have undertaken the task of restoring an older vessel to a seaworthy condition.
- Not all of these submarines are presently seaworthy.
- Having proven herself as a fast and seaworthy vessel, Fame was able to outsail and capture vessels many times her size.
- The project team had to produce a seaworthy ship.
- We anticipated a rusty scow; he commissioned a very handsomely appointed, eminently seaworthy vessel.
- In the right hands it is probably the most adaptable and seaworthy vessel afloat.
- We could be imprisoned or forced back to sea in an even less seaworthy vessel.

单词	seaworthy
释义	Definition of seaworthy in English: seaworthy adjective ˈsiːwəːðiˈsiˌwərði (of a boat) in a good enough condition to sail on the sea. Example sentencesExamples You are quite right to infer that something more seaworthy than the Dover boat carried goods by sea in the bronze age. He claims the council is treating him shabbily, and all he needs is a stay of execution until he can have the sailing boat seaworthy. The project team had to produce a seaworthy ship. So the boat was seaworthy at this time, no question of that whatsoever. We could be imprisoned or forced back to sea in an even less seaworthy vessel. Not all of these submarines are presently seaworthy. Going down with a sinking ship seems so pointless when other more seaworthy vessels are within arm's reach. In all the circumstances I find that the ship was seaworthy at the material time. The GUARDIAN got into difficulties, and much pumping had to be made to keep the ship seaworthy. In spite of our physical trauma, our morale is good - we are alive on a seaworthy sailboat, for us to use! Assuredly Chinese ships were seaworthy enough to sail across the Pacific and back. The boat might seem to be a seaworthy vessel, but in fact be full of holes - this fact need not be presented in the experience. Having proven herself as a fast and seaworthy vessel, Fame was able to outsail and capture vessels many times her size. His coastguard - one seaworthy ship - sailed to Poti. He insisted: ‘Upon leaving Mongstad, the ship was seaworthy and safe.’ We anticipated a rusty scow; he commissioned a very handsomely appointed, eminently seaworthy vessel. Lots of us have undertaken the task of restoring an older vessel to a seaworthy condition. In the right hands it is probably the most adaptable and seaworthy vessel afloat. As any Master of a seaworthy vessel would do, he quickly steams towards the sinking boat. Team 3 is responsible for the engineering compartments and ensures the vessel is actually seaworthy. Derivatives seaworthiness noun ˈsiːwəːðɪnəsˈsiˌwərðinəs Moreover the seaworthiness of the vessel required that cargo should be correctly stowed. Example sentencesExamples Mark Horton tests its seaworthiness and speculates how far it might have sailed. Over the past fifteen years I've sailed various boats of differing seaworthiness in the bay and along the coast. Some cabins on the lower decks were awash, giving the clue to the vessel's general lack of seaworthiness. His exploits follow a long line of expeditions trying to prove the seaworthiness of primitive boats. Definition of seaworthy in US English: seaworthy adjectiveˈsiˌwərðiˈsēˌwərT͟Hē (of a vessel) in a good enough condition to sail on the sea. Example sentencesExamples He insisted: ‘Upon leaving Mongstad, the ship was seaworthy and safe.’ You are quite right to infer that something more seaworthy than the Dover boat carried goods by sea in the bronze age. He claims the council is treating him shabbily, and all he needs is a stay of execution until he can have the sailing boat seaworthy. As any Master of a seaworthy vessel would do, he quickly steams towards the sinking boat. His coastguard - one seaworthy ship - sailed to Poti. In spite of our physical trauma, our morale is good - we are alive on a seaworthy sailboat, for us to use! So the boat was seaworthy at this time, no question of that whatsoever. In all the circumstances I find that the ship was seaworthy at the material time. Going down with a sinking ship seems so pointless when other more seaworthy vessels are within arm's reach. The GUARDIAN got into difficulties, and much pumping had to be made to keep the ship seaworthy. Team 3 is responsible for the engineering compartments and ensures the vessel is actually seaworthy. Assuredly Chinese ships were seaworthy enough to sail across the Pacific and back. The boat might seem to be a seaworthy vessel, but in fact be full of holes - this fact need not be presented in the experience. Lots of us have undertaken the task of restoring an older vessel to a seaworthy condition. Not all of these submarines are presently seaworthy. Having proven herself as a fast and seaworthy vessel, Fame was able to outsail and capture vessels many times her size. The project team had to produce a seaworthy ship. We anticipated a rusty scow; he commissioned a very handsomely appointed, eminently seaworthy vessel. In the right hands it is probably the most adaptable and seaworthy vessel afloat. We could be imprisoned or forced back to sea in an even less seaworthy vessel.
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