Civilian boat or ship that transports cargo or carries passengers for hire.
1
No; he was captain and owner of a trading vessel, a small brig.
2
Better to blame a slightly shady trading vessel commanded by a disgraced Imperial officer.
3
I do not propose that you shall go in a trading vessel to Java.
4
Years passed and a little fifty-ton trading vessel came to anchor outside the reef.
5
The UNSC corvette Callisto stopped and boarded a trading vessel.
6
He told her his name, and how he was captain of a trading vessel.
7
Lalemant escaped with his life, and took passage on a trading vessel for France.
8
While we were at anchor there a French trading vessel put in, apparently for water.
9
I took to the sea to breathe purer air, sailing as supercargo on a trading vessel.
10
Master of a small trading vessel- apleasureboat or iceboat.}
11
To the young people upon the ranchos the arrival of a trading vessel was a great event.
12
A dingy trading vessel lay in the river, loaded with great red apples, some Norman's winter store.
13
He was an old salt, for he had been captain of a trading vessel for thirty years.
14
Then the Jewish master of a trading vessel- aleanman called Ahasuerus-said, "Who forbids it?"
15
On March 3rd, 1516, the trading vessel the Swan dropped anchor at Plymouth.
16
Ostensibly an Indian trading vessel sailed north from Bali, it turned out to be brimming with cibiscosis-resistant pineapples.