seafarer 的定义
- a sailor.
- a traveler on the sea.
seafarer 近义词
sailor
更多seafarer例句
- During the pandemic, seafarers have become the world’s forgotten essential workers.
- The United Nations called for the world’s governments to designate seafarers and other marine personnel as “key workers” during the pandemic.
- One of the things that weighs on seafarers stuck at sea is the lack of control.
- Maersk, Hanley said, has started paying its sailors bonuses to compensate them for remaining aboard ship at all times, even in ports that allow seafarers limited shore leave.
- Though sectors as diverse as vehicle manufacture and agriculture are reliant on maritime trade, seafarers are too few — and distant — to garner much attention.
- Who in Britain or Western Europe or America now knows a working seafarer?
- The most common seafarer you will see, should you look, will be Asian and exhausted.
- You could be a generalist—a poet/mollusk scientist/seafarer/surgeon.
- From the most ancient times they have been the friends of the seafarer!
- He found the man Rait, a big, clumsy seafarer, and questioned him.
- The morning was growing hot, and the good seafarer in the seat beside our friend seemed to grow very uncomfortable.
- He was the captain of Raleigh's flagship, the Destiny, an old seafarer, who in twenty years had lived a century of adventure.
- Not only the terms of expression, but a distinct reference to a former voyage, indicated the writer to have been a seafarer.