seafaring

英 [ˈsiːfeərɪŋ]

美 [ˈsiːferɪŋ]

adj.  海上劳作(或航行)的

GRE

BNC.33561 / COCA.25164

牛津词典

adj.

• 海上劳作（或航行）的
  connected with work or travel on the sea/ocean
  1. a seafaring nation
     航海民族

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 以航海为业的;定期出海旅行的
  Seafaringmeans working as a sailor or travelling regularly on the sea.
  1. The Lebanese were a seafaring people.
     黎巴嫩人曾是一个航海民族。
  2. ...a seafaring vessel.
     航海船

英英释义

noun

• travel by water
  Synonym:water travel
• the work of a sailor
  Synonym:navigationsailing

adj

• used on the high seas
  1. seafaring vessels
  Synonym:oceangoingseagoing

双语例句

• In Yongle and Xuande year of Ming Dynasty, the sea route traffic developed rapidly after Zheng He's Seafaring, and it promoted the development of our country's porcelain production.
  明代永乐、宣德时期，郑和下西洋以后，由于海路交通的拓展，促进了我国瓷器生产的发展。
• The Lebanese were a seafaring people.
  黎巴嫩人曾是一个航海民族。
• A video on the training requirements and career paths of seafaring will also be on show throughout the exhibition period.
  会场内并会播放影片，介绍航海工作的训练要求和发展机会。
• One of these seafaring men-the shipmaster, indeed, who had spoken to Hester Prynne-was so smitten with Pearl's aspect, that he attempted to lay hands upon her, with purpose to snatch a kiss.
  这些水手当中有一个人就是同海丝特白兰谈过话的那位船长，他被珠儿的容貌深深吸引，试图把一双手放在她头上，并且打算亲亲她。
• He could give no description of his assailants except that they were certainly seafaring men, and, by their speech, Cornishmen.
  除了能确定他们是水手以及操着康沃尔郡口音之外，他无法描绘出关于袭击者更多的东西。
• Being such a seafaring nation, it seems only natural that the national dish is dried codfish.
  作为这样一个内陆国家，似乎国菜是鳕鱼干（内陆国家还这么挑剔？干的鳕鱼？）
• A team of scientists from four countries have set out on a seafaring expedition to discover what color the Atlantic Ocean is.
  目前，一只四国科学家小组已经开始远洋航行，去研究大西洋到底是什么颜色。
• You cannot understand my seafaring thoughts, nor would I have you understand.
  你不会懂得我如大海般奔涌的思绪，我也不愿让你明白。
• China knows that countries in the region such as Greece, Cyprus and Turkey are old seafaring nations and they have surplus capacity.
  中国人知道邻近国家中的希腊，塞浦路斯，土耳其都是老牌的海洋国家，会有剩余的海运能力。
• "God made the vittles but the devil made the cook," was a popular saying used by seafaring men in the19th century when salted beef was staple diet aboard ship.
  “上帝创造了世界，魔鬼创造了厨子”是十九世纪海员们经常说得一句话。因为当时他们的主食是腌制的牛肉。