英语词汇ship的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

ship

noun [ C ] uk/ʃɪp/ us/ʃɪp/

A2 （尤指航海的）大船，海轮，轮船，舰

a large boat for travelling on water, especially across the sea

a sailing ship 大帆船

a merchant/naval ship 商船／军舰

They boarded (= went on to) a ship that was sailing (= leaving) the next day. 他们登上了一艘第二天启航的船。

The crane lifted the container off the ship.
We spent two months aboard ship .
The ship sank slowly to the depths of the ocean.
Hundreds of people turned up to see the ship dock at Southampton.
The ship was flying the Spanish flag.

Idiom

like ships that pass in the nightidiom 擦肩而过;一面之缘

If two people are like ships that pass in the night, they meet once or twice by chance for a short time then do not see each other again.

ship

verb [ T usually + adv/prep ] uk/ʃɪp/ us/ʃɪp/ -pp-

运输，运送

to send something, usually a large object or a large quantity of objects or people, to a place far away

We ship books out to New York every month. 我们每个月都往纽约运书。

Her books and clothes were packed into chests and shipped across to Canada.
Millions of live animals are shipped around the world each year.
The goods are then shipped across the Atlantic.
Products like this are routinely shipped to the four corners of the earth.
It's cheaper to ship goods than it is to fly them.

Phrasal verb

ship someone off 送走（某人）

to send someone away somewhere

The children were shipped off to their grandparents' house for the holidays. 孩子们被送到祖父母家度假。

-ship

suffix uk/ -ʃɪp/ us/ -ʃɪp/

（表示头衔、地位、技巧或关系）

having the rank, position, skill, or relationship of the stated type

lordship 贵族身份

partnership 合伙关系

craftsmanship 手艺

friendship 友谊

词汇	ship
释义	ship noun [ C ] uk/ʃɪp/ us/ʃɪp/ A2 （尤指航海的）大船，海轮，轮船，舰 a large boat for travelling on water, especially across the sea a sailing ship 大帆船 a merchant/naval ship 商船／军舰 They boarded (= went on to) a ship that was sailing (= leaving) the next day. 他们登上了一艘第二天启航的船。更多例句 The crane lifted the container off the ship. We spent two months aboard ship . The ship sank slowly to the depths of the ocean. Hundreds of people turned up to see the ship dock at Southampton. The ship was flying the Spanish flag. Idiom like ships that pass in the nightidiom 擦肩而过;一面之缘 If two people are like ships that pass in the night, they meet once or twice by chance for a short time then do not see each other again. ship verb [ T usually + adv/prep ] uk/ʃɪp/ us/ʃɪp/ -pp- 运输，运送 to send something, usually a large object or a large quantity of objects or people, to a place far away We ship books out to New York every month. 我们每个月都往纽约运书。更多例句 Her books and clothes were packed into chests and shipped across to Canada. Millions of live animals are shipped around the world each year. The goods are then shipped across the Atlantic. Products like this are routinely shipped to the four corners of the earth. It's cheaper to ship goods than it is to fly them. Phrasal verb ship someone off 送走（某人） to send someone away somewhere The children were shipped off to their grandparents' house for the holidays. 孩子们被送到祖父母家度假。 -ship suffix uk/ -ʃɪp/ us/ -ʃɪp/ （表示头衔、地位、技巧或关系） having the rank, position, skill, or relationship of the stated type lordship 贵族身份 partnership 合伙关系 craftsmanship 手艺 friendship 友谊
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