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Meanings of seamanship in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "seafaring"
Examples for "seafaring"
1
Of course, not every seafaring figure with a story was a hero.
2
The seafaring gentry the round ocean around called it the Adamless Eden.
3
We did not go seafaring so much as in the old days.
4
The population of the village consists of seafaring people and their families.
5
The inhabitants of the coasts and islands are largely a seafaring people.
Usage of seamanship in anglès
1
He had no difficulty in answering those put to him in seamanship.
2
I merely give my general orders, and trust the seamanship to Herman.
3
The success of the defence was due to tact, courage, and seamanship.
4
Hope, sir, to improve myself in navigation and seamanship under your command.
5
This act of valour and of good seamanship had two useful effects.
6
Some mates had quite a genius for this piece of real seamanship.
7
On the sailing trip she'd surprised me with her dexterity and seamanship.
8
And it will take all Seth Clubbe's seamanship to save the tide.
9
Why, Pathfinder, here, has more seamanship in him than that comes to.
10
Capsized!-hum-thatwasa hard fate, to be sure, and denotes bad seamanship.
11
In terms of seamanship, the lad was far behind even him.
12
Both navies had the advantage of European teaching in drill, tactics, and seamanship.
13
He taught me the ropes, and explained the elements of seamanship.
14
He had too much confidence in his own seamanship to think of shipwreck.
15
The naval manœuvres have doubtless taught many lessons of practical seamanship.
16
John Wesley was not a greater man in preaching, than Nelson in seamanship.
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Seamanship through the time
Seamanship across language varieties
United Kingdom
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