seaman 的定义
plural sea·men.
- a person skilled in seamanship.
- a person whose trade or occupation is assisting in the handling, sailing, and navigating of a ship during a voyage, especially one below the rank of officer; sailor.
- U.S. Navy and Coast Guard. an enlisted person ranking below petty officer.
seaman 近义词
mariner
更多seaman例句
- And Tom Hanks is stunning as the titular seaman in Captain Phillips.
- Seaman's mind-boggling dereliction of responsibility harms the state whose interests he was, and is, tasked with protecting.
- Seaman's promotion to the Prime Minister's office, however, seems likely to go through.
- When after innumerable complaints a tender for the job was finally issued, Seaman failed to qualify.
- For a decade, Seaman was the face Israel presented to the foreign press corps.
- Brief as was this interchange of politenesses, it sufficed to knit together the souls of the seaman and the small boy.
- In the following December he returned to Manila disguised as a seaman, and stole ashore in the crowd of stevedore labourers.
- He was a former British seaman, and he offered his services to the colonies at this time in an attempt to raise a naval force.
- Once executed, the articles cannot be varied by a verbal agreement between master and seaman.
- So the days flew by, and the time came when sugar—the seaman's luxury in winter—began to run short.