ship

/ˈʃɪp/

Classificação de frequência #904

ship

Definições

  1. Substantivo

    A large boat that travels on water.

    Exemplos

    • The ship sailed across the Atlantic in ten days.
    • A cargo ship docked at the harbor overnight.
  2. Substantivo

    A vehicle that travels through air or space.

    Exemplos

    • The spaceship entered orbit around the planet.
    • The airship drifted slowly over the city.
  3. Substantivo

    A spaceship.

    Exemplos

    • The crew boarded the ship before dawn.
    • The ship landed safely on the moon.
  4. Substantivo

    In the Game of Life, a small fixed pattern of cells.

    Exemplos

    • This pattern of cells is called a ship.
    • A ship does not change in the game.
  5. Substantivo

    A large old sailing boat with three or more masts.

    Exemplos

    • The old ship was fully rigged for the trip.
    • Sailors climbed the rigging of the tall ship.
  6. Substantivo

    In old church use, a boat shaped dish for incense.

    Exemplos

    • The priest carried the ship of incense in the parade.
    • The silver ship shone on the altar.
  7. Substantivo

    The third card in a Lenormand card deck.

    Exemplos

    • The reader drew the Ship card, which meant travel.
    • In the spread, the Ship suggested a long journey.
  8. Substantivo

    An aircraft, in some old or special use.

    Exemplos

    • The pilots flew the ship on a test flight.
    • The ship's wheels were set well forward.
  9. Verbo

    To send goods by boat.

    Exemplos

    • The timber was shipped across the bay.
    • Many goods are shipped overseas every day.
  10. Verbo

    To send a parcel or goods to someone by any means.

    Exemplos

    • They shipped the order the same day.
    • She shipped the package overseas.

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