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Meanings of ships in English
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Examples for "ship"
Examples for "ship"
1
The ship was an excellent provider; this meal, however, tasted particularly fine.
2
To help any shipmate who may need help; to help the ship.
3
Soon after the ship made port, however, the story began to change.
4
The ship reported an engine problem in an area with strong winds.
5
Keilaf said Innoviz's products will start to ship in the coming months.
1
Just like that floating marine vessel Ciarran and Kiki may or may not have seen.
2
The pipeline was damaged by an unidentified marine vessel unrelated to Newfield's operations, the company said.
3
The first "badges" were probably the carved figureheads carried on marine vessels since earliest times.
4
As of January 1, all marine vessels must drastically cut how much sulfur they pump into the air.
5
Up till now, only crew on merchant marine vessels could avail of a seafarers' allowance of €6,350.
1
Engineers and work crews were hurriedly checking and refitting the deep- water vessel.
2
A globular water vessel with a ridge around the middle; polished black ware.
3
In the kitchen, the unattended water vessel had boiled dry.
4
A pear-shaped water vessel with two loop handles placed opposite each other near the mouth.
5
Johann began pulling them in, one by one, and passing the water vessel to the newcomers.
Usage of ships in English
1
Several ships have carried out rescue operations in recent days, he said.
2
With Hanjin's situation suddenly in limbo, its ships were stranded at sea.
3
Three container ships crossed the new waterway, state news agency MENA reported.
4
Of course they've lost some people and some ships along the way.
5
MAN Energy makes large diesel engines used in ships and power stations.
6
In recent days, Italy has refused to accept two migrant rescue ships.
7
France and Spain had lost many ships, destroyed or taken as prizes.
8
We shall always need ships and those brave enough to fight them.
9
The ships dropped anchor; the boats were lowered; the people went ashore.
10
The class, although new, was getting a reputation as being good ships.
11
News of this engagement spread quickly among the ships in the area.
12
But, these days, cruise ships must follow very strict international maritime laws.
13
They had done the impossible: taken on four Covenant ships and won.
14
There's a reason military ships are scuttled the second someone takes engineering.
15
U.S. surveillance aircraft and ships have long conducted surveys in the sea.
16
Plus nobody really knows how big ships will behave so far north.
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United Kingdom
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