ship
US: /ˈʃɪp/
UK: /ʃˈɪp/
UK: /ʃˈɪp/
English Vietnamese dictionary
ship /ʃip/
- danh từ
- tàu thuỷ, tàu
- to take ship: xuống tàu
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) máy bay, phi cơ
- (từ lóng) thuyền (đua)
- the ship of the desert
- con lạc đà
- when my ship comes home
- khi nào tôi đã công thành danh toại, khi nào tôi làm ăn phát đạt
- tàu thuỷ, tàu
- ngoại động từ
- xếp (hàng) xuống tàu, cho (hành khách, thuỷ thủ) xuống tàu
- gửi bằng tàu thuỷ, chở bằng tàu thuỷ
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) gửi bằng xe lửa, chở bằng xe lửa; gửi bằng máy bay, chở bằng máy bay
- thuê (người) làm trên tàu thuỷ
- gắn vào tàu, lắp vào thuyền
- to ship the oar: lắp mái chèo vào thuyền
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) đuổi đi, tống khứ
- nội động từ
- đi tàu, xuống tàu
- làm việc trên tàu (thuỷ thủ)
- to ship a sea
- (xem) sea
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb
+ noun
a large boat that carries people or goods by sea: There are two restaurants on board ship. + a sailing / cargo / cruise ship + a ship's captain / crew / company / cook + Raw materials and labour come by ship, rail or road. + They boarded a ship bound for India. + When the ship docked at Southampton he was rushed to hospital.
See also -
Idioms see JUMP v., SINK v., TIGHT
+ verb (-pp-)
1 [VN] to send or transport sb/sth by ship or by another means of transport: The company ships its goods all over the world. + He was arrested and shipped back to the UK for trial.
2 (computing) to be available to be bought; to make sth available to be bought: [V] The software is due to ship next month. + [VN] The company continues to ship more computer systems than its rivals.
3 [VN] ~ water (of a boat, etc.) to have water coming in over the sides
Idioms see SHAPE v.
Phrasal Verbs: ship sb<->off (disapproving) to send sb to a place where they will stay: The children were shipped off to a boarding school at an early age.
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 vessel, (ocean or passenger) liner, steamer, wind-jammer, cutter:
The statue is dedicated to the men who go down to the sea in ships.
v.
2 send, move, ferry, transport, deliver, carry, dispatch or despatch, freight, haul, truck, cart:
You need a specialized company that ships computers and other delicate equipment.
3 ship out. leave, depart, embark, set sail, take off, get out, quit, Slang scram:
You'll ship out if you know what's good for you.
Collocation dictionary
ADJ.
wooden | enemy | cargo, container, cruise, merchant, pirate, sailing, supply
QUANT.
fleet
VERB + SHIP
board, come/go aboard, come/go on board | sail | steer | moor
The ship is now permanently moored on the Thames in London.
| build, launch | load (sth onto), unload (sth from)
The dockers were loading the cargo onto the ship.
| christen, name | abandon
The captain gave the order to abandon ship.
| go down with
The captain went down with his ship.
| scuttle, sink, torpedo | jump
Some of the crew jumped ship (= left it illegally)at Gibraltar and disappeared.
SHIP + VERB
carry sb/sth
a ship carrying more than a thousand people
| arrive, dock | anchor, be/lie at anchor
Their ship lay at anchor at the mouth of the harbour.
| depart, go, leave, put to sea, sail, set sail | be wrecked, collide with sth, hit sth, run aground | capsize | go down, sink
PREP.
aboard/on/on board a/the ~
They are now on a ship bound for New York.
| by ~
There was no time to send the goods by ship.
| ~ to/(bound) for
PHRASES
the bow/stern of a ship, the captain/crew of a ship, the deck of a ship
Concise English dictionary
shipped|shipping|shipsʃɪp
noun
+a vessel that carries passengers or freight
verb
+transport commercially
+hire for work on a ship
+go on board
+travel by ship
+place on board a ship
