| 单词 | voyage |
| 释义 | voy·age I. 1. a. < the glee club … Christmas trip, a voyage taken annually to advertise the institution — Scribner's > < spent the last fortnight in voyages through furniture shops — H.J.Laski > b. < a couple from London, bound … on the voyage of matrimony — Tobias Smollett > 2. obsolete a. < the Simeonites' second voyage against the Amalekites — Thomas Fuller > b. < if he should intend this voyage toward my wife, I would turn her loose to him — Shakespeare > 3. a. < with a fair sea voyage, and a fair land journey — Charles Dickens > < icebergs … breaking loose for their long voyage to obliteration — Valter Schytt > b. < the first human balloon voyage — Charles Dimont > < the earth in its annual voyage round the sun — R.S.Ball > < a rocket voyage to the moon > 4. < Canto XXVI, the voyage of Ulysses — T.S.Eliot > 5. a. < a whaling voyage > b. (1) < share a voyage > (2) < said … he was willing to bet his whole voyage that the ship had overrun her reckoning — H.A.Chippendale > II. intransitive verb < voyage up the seaway aboard the royal yacht — Newsweek > < novelists have voyaged in imagination from planet to planet in rockets — Waldemar Kaempffert > transitive verb < voyage the briny deep > < in a year, Americans voyaged 18,059,000,000 scheduled air-passenger-miles — Time > |
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