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ship
n
1 large vessel carrying people or goods by sea 船; 舰: a `sailing-ship 帆船
a `merchant ship 商船
a `warship 战舰 * the ship´s company, ie the entire crew 全体船员
board a ship for India 登上去印度的船.
2 (infml 口)
(a) spacecraft 宇宙飞船; 太空船
aboard an alien ship 在外星飞船上.
(b) (US) aircraft 飞行器.
3 (idm 习语) jump ship =>jump2. (like) ,ships that ,pass in the `night people who meet each other briefly and usu only once 短暂相遇的人（通常指只遇此一次）. when one´s `ship comes home/in when one has become successful 等自己成功时
I´ll buy a house in the country when my ship comes in. 等我有钱时, 我要在 乡间买一所房子.
ship v (-pp-)
1 [Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p]
send or transport (sth/sb), esp in a ship 运送（某人[某物]）（尤指用船）
Are the goods to be flown or shipped? 这些货物是空运还是海运?
We ship grain to Africa. 我们把谷物运往非洲.
Fresh supplies were shipped (out) by lorry. 新到的货已由卡车运出.
2 [Tn] take (oars) out of the water into the boat 将（船桨）收进船内
We shipped (the) oars and moored alongside the bank. 我们收起桨, 把船泊在岸边.
3 [Tn] (of a boat) take in (water) over the side, eg in a storm （指船）舷侧进（水）（如在风暴中）
The waves were very high, and the boat began to ship water. 浪很大, 船舷开始进水.
4 [I] become a member of a ship´s crew 当船员
ship (ie take a post) as a steward on an Atlantic liner 在航行大西洋的班轮上当乘务员.
5 (phr v) ship sb/sth off (infml 口) send sb/sth away 将某人[某物]送走
The children had been shipped off to boarding-school at an early age. 孩子们很小就送进了寄宿学校.
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