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Meanings of vessel in English
Portuguese
navio 
Synonyms
Examples for "watercraft"
Examples for "watercraft"
1
Unseen watercraft with horns and steam-roarers grunted like hogs in the river.
2
Other watercraft fled from the fighting, scattering like a school of fish.
3
Too soon for civilian watercraft to be back on the waves.
4
It's a Scubacraft, the first self-contained submersible that's also a capable surface watercraft.
5
While other electric watercraft have been proposed, promised battery-powered ferries have yet to materialize.
Usage of vessel in English
1
Declared in firmest voice, ''I am taking charge of this vessel.'' Why?
2
However, there is serious degradation caused by corroding metal throughout the vessel.
3
A second vessel was expected to join it in the coming days.
4
At least 100 people aboard the vessel have been infected, reports say.
5
Whether calcification limits the extent of adaptive vessel enlargement is not known.
6
One Dutch vessel was sunk; another taken; and night parted the combatants.
7
Finally Brazil said, almost nostalgic in tone, It was a good vessel.
8
He had seen them go off in the vessel in the morning.
9
The tube, N, indicates the level of the liquid in the vessel.
10
Background: Stents are routinely used to correct native and postsurgical vessel stenoses.
11
Finlay said suddenly, 'Then we saw this other vessel closing with us.
12
Initial reports hinted that a North Korean vessel might have been involved.
13
But Greece said it would not offer any facilities to the vessel.
14
The wind had increased; the vessel tipped still more to the side.
15
The result of the subtraction is a flow-independent black-blood vessel wall image.
16
The vessel was part of General MacArthur's fleet during World War II.
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Vessel through the time
Vessel across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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