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Meanings of sailor in English
Portuguese
chapéu-panamá Catalan
capell de palla 
Person who navigates water-borne vessels or assists in doing so.
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Person who participates in the sport of sailing.
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Usage of sailor in English
1
Dutch sailor Fred Imhoff leads overall with German Harm Mueller-Spreer in second.
2
Holmes for a second time held out his hand to the sailor.
3
St John Ambulance said the sailor was taken to North Shore Hospital.
4
I was in the Mediterranean with him; I am quite a sailor.
5
The sailor stopped at an eating-house in the neighbourhood, and went in.
6
The Malahide sailor has recently been achieving consistent top-20 or better results.
7
Every sailor swore he saw it once, but not a second time.
8
Alfred wore his sailor suit; at his age that was always correct.
9
Unfortunately Dampier, although an excellent sailor and navigator, was an appalling commander.
10
The prince took the hand of the sailor and whispered to him:
11
She was surprised, I think, because he was such a good sailor.
12
Now Victor was the smartest sailor and best-tempered shipmate in the forecastle.
13
The sailor had the floor; no one save him spoke a word.
14
After all, Tim was, as I have already said, a natural sailor.
15
A sailor -someone used to finding his way upon unfamiliar waters.
16
The sailor king had deposited these chains in the cathedral of Valencia.
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Translations for sailor
Portuguese
Catalan
Sailor through the time
Sailor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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