merchant ship

英 [ˈmɜːtʃənt ʃɪp]

美 [ˈmɜːrtʃənt ʃɪp]

商船

经济

英英释义

noun

• a cargo ship
  1. they did much of their overseas trade in foreign bottoms
  Synonym:bottomfreightermerchantman

双语例句

• An official document issued by an allied foreign government to a ship, especially a neutral merchant ship in time of war, authorizing it to enter and travel through certain waters freely.
  中立船证由联盟的外国政府颁发给船只的一种官方文件，尤指战时授权中立商船在特定水城内自由进出和航行的文件。
• I've signed on a merchant ship so that I can work my passage to Australia.
  我已受雇于一条商船，这样我能以做工抵作船费去澳大利亚了。
• Is he good at running meetings? an officer who is licensed to command a merchant ship.
  他擅长掌握会议吗？经授权掌管商船的长官。
• Ships built to merchant ship specifications.
  按照商船规格建造的船只。
• Ocean liner: Large merchant ship that visits designated ports on a regular schedule. make a voyage across the Atlantic
  定期远洋船：在指定的港口间，按规定的时间表航行的商船。作横越大西洋的航行
• Discussion on Safe Avoidance of Merchant Ship and Fishing Vessel
  商船与渔船海上安全避让问题的探讨
• The crew of the merchant ship were paid off at the end of the trip and a fresh one engaged.
  商船的水手们在结束航行之后，算清了账被解雇了，又雇用了一批新的水手。
• An officer on a merchant ship in charge of the cargo and its sale and purchase.
  商船上从事货物的保存和买卖的职员。
• It has been widely recognized that merchant ship enjoys the right of innocent passage.
  商船在通过领海时普遍享有无害通过权，这一点得到了广泛的认可。
• The FS949 had not been a great liner, or even a remarkable merchant ship.
  FS949号既不是一艘大轮船，也不是一只有名的商船。