Значения термина oceangoing на английском

Irregular Specialized Liner segment provides oceangoing cargo shipping and transportation agency services.

His heir and court ordered a halt to trade and outlawed oceangoing ships.

Burnham Harbor looked like the parking lot of an oceangoing Wal-Mart.

The world's oldest oceangoing passenger ship is making its final voyage to New Zealand.

There's not an oceangoing sailor who doesn't care about birds.

They were an oceangoing society with worldwide commerce, possessing capable boats and advanced navigational skills.

Was there an oceangoing society in the ninth century?

He had once said he hoped to captain the first oceangoing ship through the jetties.

Instead, the military doubled down on oceangoing air power by transforming America and Tripoli into mini carriers.

Trading states speckled the Swahili coast, but the conventional notion that they housed oceangoing peoples is false.

Highways and railroads become obsolete, airplanes no longer need wings, and oceangoing ships can be broken up for scrap.

Sometimes ships pass down the Hudson at night, big oceangoing ships, and no one, literally no one, sees them.

The Liner segment engages in oceangoing cargo shipping business, transportation agency business, container terminal, port transportation business and tugboat business.

There was talk of converting it into a solar-powered luxury yacht, or using its battery as an oceangoing power supply.

As recently as last month, the terminal was so busy that eight oceangoing ships were waiting at anchorage to come in.

Each boat will carry up to 300 passengers, about a tenth of the capacity of most oceangoing cruise ships, the company said.