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Definition of ship's company in English: ship's companynoun The crew of a ship. 全体船员 Example sentencesExamples - But the first leg of her journey had a more domestic feel to it, as she sailed from Devon to Scotland, carrying relatives of the ship's company to Aberdeen.
- She is 130m long and carries a ship's company of 228.
- To have the ship's company clearly visible on deck, or in the days of sail, aloft on the yards, meant that the guns were not manned.
- By order of the Admiralty both ships exchanged entire ship's companies, officer complement and Fleet Command, and returned to their respective stations.
- This was rowed from ship to ship and the ship's company in each case were assembled to witness the punishment.
- At this point the Maritime Commander asked each of the ship's companies how many were Western Australians.
- This held them in good stead with the ship's company.
- That allowed the embarked Marines and members of the ship's company to go ashore.
- A platoon from Pembroke paraded through the streets of Parnu, where the salute was taken by the President, and the ship's company also managed a good run ashore.
- Our proposition to the ship and the ship's company is that the vessel ought to return to international waters.
- Two hours from Cairo, the port made an excellent starting point for the ship's company to explore the ancient cities.
- Peter, from Plymouth, was the only member of the ship's company not at action stations at the time.
- Behind him the ship's company, some carrying red roses, streamed down the brows to reunite with their loved ones.
- When in service, Enterprise, which is more than 90 metres long, will have a ship's company of 81 and a top speed of 15 knots.
- With a ship's company of over 240, many of them with homes in the Portsmouth area, the arrival was a welcome and long-awaited event.
- Around 2,000 people visited the ship over three days, stretching the ship's company to the full.
- His most recent training drills have involved the ship's companies of HMA Ships Melbourne, Yarra, Hawkesbury and Waterhen.
- Her final operational task involved trials in Norway, and the ship's company of 35 enjoyed their final foreign run ashore in Stavanger.
- Beagle and her ship's company of 37 have spent more than nine months away from their Devonport base, surveying in Sierra Leone and the Arabian Gulf.
- The Wallabies presented the ship's company with a signed jersey which will take pride of place in the junior sailors' sports café.
Synonyms sailors, seamen, mariners, hands
Definition of ship's company in US English: ship's companynoun The crew of a ship. 全体船员 Example sentencesExamples - Our proposition to the ship and the ship's company is that the vessel ought to return to international waters.
- Two hours from Cairo, the port made an excellent starting point for the ship's company to explore the ancient cities.
- The Wallabies presented the ship's company with a signed jersey which will take pride of place in the junior sailors' sports café.
- Around 2,000 people visited the ship over three days, stretching the ship's company to the full.
- Peter, from Plymouth, was the only member of the ship's company not at action stations at the time.
- This was rowed from ship to ship and the ship's company in each case were assembled to witness the punishment.
- Behind him the ship's company, some carrying red roses, streamed down the brows to reunite with their loved ones.
- Her final operational task involved trials in Norway, and the ship's company of 35 enjoyed their final foreign run ashore in Stavanger.
- At this point the Maritime Commander asked each of the ship's companies how many were Western Australians.
- Beagle and her ship's company of 37 have spent more than nine months away from their Devonport base, surveying in Sierra Leone and the Arabian Gulf.
- This held them in good stead with the ship's company.
- With a ship's company of over 240, many of them with homes in the Portsmouth area, the arrival was a welcome and long-awaited event.
- By order of the Admiralty both ships exchanged entire ship's companies, officer complement and Fleet Command, and returned to their respective stations.
- His most recent training drills have involved the ship's companies of HMA Ships Melbourne, Yarra, Hawkesbury and Waterhen.
- To have the ship's company clearly visible on deck, or in the days of sail, aloft on the yards, meant that the guns were not manned.
- When in service, Enterprise, which is more than 90 metres long, will have a ship's company of 81 and a top speed of 15 knots.
- She is 130m long and carries a ship's company of 228.
- But the first leg of her journey had a more domestic feel to it, as she sailed from Devon to Scotland, carrying relatives of the ship's company to Aberdeen.
- A platoon from Pembroke paraded through the streets of Parnu, where the salute was taken by the President, and the ship's company also managed a good run ashore.
- That allowed the embarked Marines and members of the ship's company to go ashore.
Synonyms sailors, seamen, mariners, hands
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