Definition of ferry in English:

ferry

(also ferryboat)

nounPlural ferries ˈfɛriˈfɛri

1A boat or ship for conveying passengers and goods, especially over a relatively short distance and as a regular service.
（摆）渡船
Example sentencesExamples
- The captain of the Staten Island ferry boat that crashed last October will avoid prosecution for lying to investigators.
- A ferry boat dropped us at a wooden quay to be met by a waiter bearing rum punch.
- The SkyLab factory is based in Koh Si Chang, that small island 40 minutes by ferry boat from the Eastern Seaboard's Sriracha port.
- The entire population of 500,000 suffered from malaria, and the only functioning hotel in the country was a former Spanish Mediterranean ferry boat moored in the harbour.
- In my time, Coronado was connected by ferry boat to San Diego.
- I have seen him on a ferry boat on the Hudson River joke with the Italian bootblacks in the Neapolitan dialect and with complete success.
- They had taken a ferry boat tour around the bay, and Grandma Evelyn had been scared to death that Helen would topple over the rail.
- Ehlers and her dog were sent to an assistance center run by disaster-relief agencies, to join the family of one of victims and accompany them on a ferry boat ride to Ground Zero.
- Kunisada was born near Edo (today Tokyo) as the son of an affluent merchant with a ferry boat license.
- But if a rider refused a search, the State Patrol informed the captain of the ferry boat, who then refused to let the rider on the boat.
- From luxury yachts to tug boats, fishing vessels to ferries and cruise ships, Asenav competes on a global level.
- Other ferry boat owners in Ayia Napa said they had seen girls returning from a night on the high seas battered and bruised.
- The driver pointed a white-gloved hand in the direction of a small ferry boat waiting at the pier, its engine idling.
- The completed road will connect the town of Metlakatla with a ferry boat dock to be built on the northeast side of the island.
- Loloata uses a sophisticated little ferry boat to link it to the mainland.
- The legislation will apply to all vessels including ferries, cargo ships and small boats at local and international level.
- Brendan, a teacher in Saudi Arabia, is the fifth generation of his family to pilot the ferry boat, which has been in the family for over 40 years.
- Until then, each river city worth its salt had a ferry boat joining both shores.
- Macao, which returned to Chinese rule in December 1999, is geographically connected to mainland China by a narrow isthmus and only a short jetfoil or ferry boat ride away from Hong Kong.
- The sun was scorching; we were watching the ferry boat leaving the harbour.
Synonyms
passenger boat, passenger ship, ferry boat, packet boat, packet, shuttle
car ferry, train ferry, drive-on ferry, roll-on/roll-off ferry
ship, boat, vessel
South African pont
in Venice traghetto
1. 1.1 A service using another mode of transport, especially aircraft, to convey passengers or goods.
  （尤指飞机）渡运
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are more than happy to provide a quote for you aircraft ferry & delivery needs.
  The legal terminology for a ferry permit is called a special flight permit.
  If he did, I could have flown my aircraft on a ferry permit to another island to have it repaired.

verbferries, ferried, ferrying ˈfɛriˈfɛri

1with object and adverbial of direction Convey in a ferry or other ship or boat, especially across a short stretch of water.
（尤指短距离）渡运，摆渡
Example sentencesExamples
- A rowing boat ferried people to do their shopping or drink their beer.
- An ambulance then ferried the stricken officer away.
- Its aircraft ferry 100 tons of fresh Pacific salmon to Miami each day.
- Besides putting out to the sea, fishermen who have boats ferry people on alternate days, he says.
- A sea of black smoke plunged an entire neighbourhood into darkness as the fire continued to rage hours after the afternoon blast, and helicopters and ambulances ferried away the injured.
- The boat dropped anchor in the middle and we were ferried in smaller boats to the harbour.
- The Moon River is just one of the boats which ferries tourists and sightseers up and down the river around the year, but the large cruiser has become more than just a mode of transport.
- A 1943 Morecambe transport bus ferried passengers from Lancaster to the port adding to the history of the weekend.
- Firefighters had to jack up the bus to allow paramedics underneath to treat him before the air ambulance ferried him to Leeds General Infirmary.
- He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded.
- Some ideas for the future of the lake already put forward include a water taxi ferrying more visitors around the lake, a cyclepath around its perimeter, and improving public rights-of-way around the shoreline.
- Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital.
- Three boats were used to ferry residents from Rajiv and Indra colonies to safety.
- Pakistani army helicopters are arriving to ferry some of the injured to hospitals, but locals complain it's not enough.
- Already there have been reports of another boat ferrying illegals landing on the north Queensland coast.
- A nonstop stream of boats ferries people and goods between the two countries totally unpoliced.
- We hired a local boat to ferry us across the river; the reflection of the temple shrinking away from us as we approached.
- A private boat ferried the contestants to the island at the mouth of the Hudson, a stone's throw from the Statue of Liberty.
- Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief.
- Another team was ferried by helicopter to the village of Lumno to bring tents and other items for 12,000 displaced people, including 500 children.
- Additional buses will be pressed into service by the Department of Transport to ferry the participants and the visitors to the different locations of the festival.
- Andrew Wilson is the man behind the Duck boats which are ferrying tens of thousands of tourists around the historic city of Boston, including a splash into the Charles river.
- The official line of thinking in Iarnrod Eireann seems to be that the timber will now be ferried by private road transport.
- Orders for ferrying goods on the boat are falling by the day.
- Canoes and rafts ferry imperious ‘water spirits’ to masquerade venues.
- Throughout the afternoon, a boat ferried community members out for a look at the aquaculture cages and the thousands of trout feeding there.
- Ambulances came up Twaddell Avenue to ferry the injured away.
- Civilian vehicles helped ambulance crews in ferrying casualties to hospitals.
- Here, unless you have booked a berth on one of the cruise boats that ply these waters in summer, you will have to ask Bill Wilder, the English owner of the island, to ferry you across the waters of Loch Broome.
- Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely.
- A black-robed priest offered what words of consolation and comfort he could to distraught onlookers as more than 20 ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals.
- The school authorities had hired a couple of boats to ferry the students to the world famous Mughal garden through Dal Lake.
- Some were loaded into a constant stream of helicopters which ferried the injured away.
- The boats ferry about 30,000 people to and from work everyday.
- But because there is no bridge to the island, they and their equipment had to be ferried across on boats belonging to islanders and others using the river.
- Carlyle, 44, had the starring role as a deckhand on a boat ferrying Chinese immigrants from Belgium to Scotland.
- At the River Club, staff and visitors were ferried out in rubber boats after the Liesbeeck River flooded the ground floor of the building and its parking area.
- It was getting dark and the helicopter ferrying him about the country, had to be back in Dublin before dark.
- Whether State's transport lorries ferried them or that they came of their own is not the issue.
- Rescuers frantically cut through twisted metal to reach survivors, as ambulances and buses ferried the injured to nearby hospitals.
Synonyms
transport, convey, carry, bear, ship, run, chauffeur, take, bring, shuttle
go back and forth, shuttle, come and go, run
1. 1.1 Transport from one place to another on short or regular trips.
  （尤指定期）运送（人，物品）
  ambulances ferried the injured to hospital
  Example sentencesExamples
  An ambulance then ferried the stricken officer away.
  Its aircraft ferry 100 tons of fresh Pacific salmon to Miami each day.
  Firefighters had to jack up the bus to allow paramedics underneath to treat him before the air ambulance ferried him to Leeds General Infirmary.
  A sea of black smoke plunged an entire neighbourhood into darkness as the fire continued to rage hours after the afternoon blast, and helicopters and ambulances ferried away the injured.
  Pakistani army helicopters are arriving to ferry some of the injured to hospitals, but locals complain it's not enough.
  A 1943 Morecambe transport bus ferried passengers from Lancaster to the port adding to the history of the weekend.
  He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded.
  Additional buses will be pressed into service by the Department of Transport to ferry the participants and the visitors to the different locations of the festival.
  Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital.
  Another team was ferried by helicopter to the village of Lumno to bring tents and other items for 12,000 displaced people, including 500 children.
  Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief.
  The official line of thinking in Iarnrod Eireann seems to be that the timber will now be ferried by private road transport.
  A black-robed priest offered what words of consolation and comfort he could to distraught onlookers as more than 20 ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals.
  Some were loaded into a constant stream of helicopters which ferried the injured away.
  Ambulances came up Twaddell Avenue to ferry the injured away.
  Civilian vehicles helped ambulance crews in ferrying casualties to hospitals.
  Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely.
  Rescuers frantically cut through twisted metal to reach survivors, as ambulances and buses ferried the injured to nearby hospitals.
  Whether State's transport lorries ferried them or that they came of their own is not the issue.
  It was getting dark and the helicopter ferrying him about the country, had to be back in Dublin before dark.

Derivatives

ferryman

nounPlural ferrymen ˈfɛrɪmanˈfɛrɪmən

We learnt this from an old ferryman who was able to take his small boat over to deliver supplies from nearby farms.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sure, you might have to pay a toll, but you could travel when you wished, unimpeded by the comings and goings of ferrymen and foul weather.
- The ferryman steered his craft across the moonlit Nile.
- Every table has views over the loch, and the renovated croft and ferryman's cottage is decorated in a light, breezy way that immediately puts you at ease.
- My grim Mexican ferryman didn't utter a word throughout the crossing.
- The ferryman asks a high price if he expects us to obey his commands.

Origin

Middle English: from Old Norse ferja 'ferry boat', of Germanic origin and related to fare.

ford from Old English:
This is a Germanic word, closely related to ferry (Middle English) which comes from Old Norse, and to fare (Old English). This originally meant both to journey, travel—as in farewell (Late Middle English) ‘go well, safe journey’—and the journey itself. From this developed the sense payment for a journey in late Middle English.

Rhymes

beriberi, berry, BlackBerry, bury, Ceri, Derry, Gerry, jerry, Kerry, merry, perry, Pondicherry, sherry, terry, very, wherry, wolfberry

Definition of ferry in US English:

ferry

(also ferryboat)

nounˈfɛriˈferē

1A boat or ship for conveying passengers and goods, especially over a relatively short distance and as a regular service.
（摆）渡船
Example sentencesExamples
- Until then, each river city worth its salt had a ferry boat joining both shores.
- Brendan, a teacher in Saudi Arabia, is the fifth generation of his family to pilot the ferry boat, which has been in the family for over 40 years.
- The captain of the Staten Island ferry boat that crashed last October will avoid prosecution for lying to investigators.
- The driver pointed a white-gloved hand in the direction of a small ferry boat waiting at the pier, its engine idling.
- In my time, Coronado was connected by ferry boat to San Diego.
- Other ferry boat owners in Ayia Napa said they had seen girls returning from a night on the high seas battered and bruised.
- But if a rider refused a search, the State Patrol informed the captain of the ferry boat, who then refused to let the rider on the boat.
- I have seen him on a ferry boat on the Hudson River joke with the Italian bootblacks in the Neapolitan dialect and with complete success.
- Macao, which returned to Chinese rule in December 1999, is geographically connected to mainland China by a narrow isthmus and only a short jetfoil or ferry boat ride away from Hong Kong.
- The sun was scorching; we were watching the ferry boat leaving the harbour.
- The legislation will apply to all vessels including ferries, cargo ships and small boats at local and international level.
- Ehlers and her dog were sent to an assistance center run by disaster-relief agencies, to join the family of one of victims and accompany them on a ferry boat ride to Ground Zero.
- They had taken a ferry boat tour around the bay, and Grandma Evelyn had been scared to death that Helen would topple over the rail.
- Kunisada was born near Edo (today Tokyo) as the son of an affluent merchant with a ferry boat license.
- The completed road will connect the town of Metlakatla with a ferry boat dock to be built on the northeast side of the island.
- Loloata uses a sophisticated little ferry boat to link it to the mainland.
- The SkyLab factory is based in Koh Si Chang, that small island 40 minutes by ferry boat from the Eastern Seaboard's Sriracha port.
- A ferry boat dropped us at a wooden quay to be met by a waiter bearing rum punch.
- The entire population of 500,000 suffered from malaria, and the only functioning hotel in the country was a former Spanish Mediterranean ferry boat moored in the harbour.
- From luxury yachts to tug boats, fishing vessels to ferries and cruise ships, Asenav competes on a global level.
Synonyms
passenger boat, passenger ship, ferry boat, packet boat, packet, shuttle
1. 1.1 A service for conveying passengers or goods by boat or ship.
  摆渡
  Example sentencesExamples
  The port, once famous for shipbuilding, had a sizeable whaling fleet, and operated a ferry across the firth to Granton until 1939.
  He and his brother started by operating a rope-and-pulley ferry at Gorino Sulam, on the Gnocca branch of the river.
  Because they operated a ferry and offered accommodation they were permitted to sell liquor, and their house became a social centre for the runholders.
  We are against Sunday ferries yet the council operates a ferry on a Sunday on the sound of Barra.
  From April to September, P&O Ferries operates a ferry to Troon, which is only a 35-minute drive from Glasgow.
  The group also knows if a ferry operated from its harbour to Cork it would attract a number of tourists in both directions.
  A year later a ferry operated and in 1882 the Bank of Adelaide opened a branch office in the town.
  Transport Minister Trish White said the first ferry should be operating by mid 2005.
  He was reputedly alerted to its power when a Captain Clark told him he had operated a ferry from Spain to Morocco without incident for 23 years.
  The report also contains an extremely detailed analysis of the cost likely to be incurred in operating a ferry to Albania.
  For the evening rush, DOT will operate a ferry from Whitehall to the Brooklyn Army terminal.
  A fast ferry operates in the summer season, travelling between Wellington and Picton in ninety minutes.
  A chap called Jackson once operated a ferry over the Mersey until a footbridge was built in 1816.
  The Senegalese army, which was operating the ferry, said rescue operations would continue around the site and inside the boat.
  These days the ferry operates from May to August and growth in the industry is limited in a number of ways.
  This in turn gave rise for the need to operate a ferry between the town and the island.
2. 1.2 The place from which a ferry service operates.
  （摆）渡口
  Example sentencesExamples
  Unfortunately, you have to be at the ferry by 6:30, so it was still a short night.
  Members can meet at the ferry at 10 A. M.
3. 1.3 A service using another mode of transportation to convey passengers and goods, especially aircraft.
  （尤指飞机）渡运
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are more than happy to provide a quote for you aircraft ferry & delivery needs.
  If he did, I could have flown my aircraft on a ferry permit to another island to have it repaired.
  The legal terminology for a ferry permit is called a special flight permit.

verbˈfɛriˈferē

1with object and adverbial of direction Convey in a ferry or other ship or boat, especially across a short stretch of water.
（尤指短距离）渡运，摆渡
riverboats ferried weekend picnickers to the park
Example sentencesExamples
- Pakistani army helicopters are arriving to ferry some of the injured to hospitals, but locals complain it's not enough.
- Additional buses will be pressed into service by the Department of Transport to ferry the participants and the visitors to the different locations of the festival.
- Orders for ferrying goods on the boat are falling by the day.
- Another team was ferried by helicopter to the village of Lumno to bring tents and other items for 12,000 displaced people, including 500 children.
- Andrew Wilson is the man behind the Duck boats which are ferrying tens of thousands of tourists around the historic city of Boston, including a splash into the Charles river.
- The boats ferry about 30,000 people to and from work everyday.
- A sea of black smoke plunged an entire neighbourhood into darkness as the fire continued to rage hours after the afternoon blast, and helicopters and ambulances ferried away the injured.
- Some ideas for the future of the lake already put forward include a water taxi ferrying more visitors around the lake, a cyclepath around its perimeter, and improving public rights-of-way around the shoreline.
- Here, unless you have booked a berth on one of the cruise boats that ply these waters in summer, you will have to ask Bill Wilder, the English owner of the island, to ferry you across the waters of Loch Broome.
- But because there is no bridge to the island, they and their equipment had to be ferried across on boats belonging to islanders and others using the river.
- Carlyle, 44, had the starring role as a deckhand on a boat ferrying Chinese immigrants from Belgium to Scotland.
- Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital.
- Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief.
- Some were loaded into a constant stream of helicopters which ferried the injured away.
- Its aircraft ferry 100 tons of fresh Pacific salmon to Miami each day.
- The official line of thinking in Iarnrod Eireann seems to be that the timber will now be ferried by private road transport.
- Ambulances came up Twaddell Avenue to ferry the injured away.
- We hired a local boat to ferry us across the river; the reflection of the temple shrinking away from us as we approached.
- Rescuers frantically cut through twisted metal to reach survivors, as ambulances and buses ferried the injured to nearby hospitals.
- He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded.
- Whether State's transport lorries ferried them or that they came of their own is not the issue.
- An ambulance then ferried the stricken officer away.
- Throughout the afternoon, a boat ferried community members out for a look at the aquaculture cages and the thousands of trout feeding there.
- The school authorities had hired a couple of boats to ferry the students to the world famous Mughal garden through Dal Lake.
- Besides putting out to the sea, fishermen who have boats ferry people on alternate days, he says.
- At the River Club, staff and visitors were ferried out in rubber boats after the Liesbeeck River flooded the ground floor of the building and its parking area.
- The Moon River is just one of the boats which ferries tourists and sightseers up and down the river around the year, but the large cruiser has become more than just a mode of transport.
- Three boats were used to ferry residents from Rajiv and Indra colonies to safety.
- A nonstop stream of boats ferries people and goods between the two countries totally unpoliced.
- A black-robed priest offered what words of consolation and comfort he could to distraught onlookers as more than 20 ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals.
- It was getting dark and the helicopter ferrying him about the country, had to be back in Dublin before dark.
- A rowing boat ferried people to do their shopping or drink their beer.
- Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely.
- Canoes and rafts ferry imperious ‘water spirits’ to masquerade venues.
- Civilian vehicles helped ambulance crews in ferrying casualties to hospitals.
- The boat dropped anchor in the middle and we were ferried in smaller boats to the harbour.
- A 1943 Morecambe transport bus ferried passengers from Lancaster to the port adding to the history of the weekend.
- Already there have been reports of another boat ferrying illegals landing on the north Queensland coast.
- A private boat ferried the contestants to the island at the mouth of the Hudson, a stone's throw from the Statue of Liberty.
- Firefighters had to jack up the bus to allow paramedics underneath to treat him before the air ambulance ferried him to Leeds General Infirmary.
Synonyms
transport, convey, carry, bear, ship, run, chauffeur, take, bring, shuttle
go back and forth, shuttle, come and go, run
1. 1.1 Transport from one place to another on short or regular trips.
  （尤指定期）运送（人，物品）
  helicopters ferried 4,000 men into the desert
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ambulances came up Twaddell Avenue to ferry the injured away.
  Rescuers frantically cut through twisted metal to reach survivors, as ambulances and buses ferried the injured to nearby hospitals.
  Whether State's transport lorries ferried them or that they came of their own is not the issue.
  An ambulance then ferried the stricken officer away.
  A black-robed priest offered what words of consolation and comfort he could to distraught onlookers as more than 20 ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals.
  It was getting dark and the helicopter ferrying him about the country, had to be back in Dublin before dark.
  Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely.
  Civilian vehicles helped ambulance crews in ferrying casualties to hospitals.
  Firefighters had to jack up the bus to allow paramedics underneath to treat him before the air ambulance ferried him to Leeds General Infirmary.
  A 1943 Morecambe transport bus ferried passengers from Lancaster to the port adding to the history of the weekend.
  Additional buses will be pressed into service by the Department of Transport to ferry the participants and the visitors to the different locations of the festival.
  Another team was ferried by helicopter to the village of Lumno to bring tents and other items for 12,000 displaced people, including 500 children.
  Pakistani army helicopters are arriving to ferry some of the injured to hospitals, but locals complain it's not enough.
  A sea of black smoke plunged an entire neighbourhood into darkness as the fire continued to rage hours after the afternoon blast, and helicopters and ambulances ferried away the injured.
  Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital.
  Its aircraft ferry 100 tons of fresh Pacific salmon to Miami each day.
  The official line of thinking in Iarnrod Eireann seems to be that the timber will now be ferried by private road transport.
  He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded.
  Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief.
  Some were loaded into a constant stream of helicopters which ferried the injured away.

Origin

Middle English: from Old Norse ferja ‘ferry boat’, of Germanic origin and related to fare.

单词	ferry
释义	Definition of ferry in English: ferry (also ferryboat) nounPlural ferries ˈfɛriˈfɛri 1A boat or ship for conveying passengers and goods, especially over a relatively short distance and as a regular service. （摆）渡船 Example sentencesExamples The captain of the Staten Island ferry boat that crashed last October will avoid prosecution for lying to investigators. A ferry boat dropped us at a wooden quay to be met by a waiter bearing rum punch. The SkyLab factory is based in Koh Si Chang, that small island 40 minutes by ferry boat from the Eastern Seaboard's Sriracha port. The entire population of 500,000 suffered from malaria, and the only functioning hotel in the country was a former Spanish Mediterranean ferry boat moored in the harbour. In my time, Coronado was connected by ferry boat to San Diego. I have seen him on a ferry boat on the Hudson River joke with the Italian bootblacks in the Neapolitan dialect and with complete success. They had taken a ferry boat tour around the bay, and Grandma Evelyn had been scared to death that Helen would topple over the rail. Ehlers and her dog were sent to an assistance center run by disaster-relief agencies, to join the family of one of victims and accompany them on a ferry boat ride to Ground Zero. Kunisada was born near Edo (today Tokyo) as the son of an affluent merchant with a ferry boat license. But if a rider refused a search, the State Patrol informed the captain of the ferry boat, who then refused to let the rider on the boat. From luxury yachts to tug boats, fishing vessels to ferries and cruise ships, Asenav competes on a global level. Other ferry boat owners in Ayia Napa said they had seen girls returning from a night on the high seas battered and bruised. The driver pointed a white-gloved hand in the direction of a small ferry boat waiting at the pier, its engine idling. The completed road will connect the town of Metlakatla with a ferry boat dock to be built on the northeast side of the island. Loloata uses a sophisticated little ferry boat to link it to the mainland. The legislation will apply to all vessels including ferries, cargo ships and small boats at local and international level. Brendan, a teacher in Saudi Arabia, is the fifth generation of his family to pilot the ferry boat, which has been in the family for over 40 years. Until then, each river city worth its salt had a ferry boat joining both shores. Macao, which returned to Chinese rule in December 1999, is geographically connected to mainland China by a narrow isthmus and only a short jetfoil or ferry boat ride away from Hong Kong. The sun was scorching; we were watching the ferry boat leaving the harbour. Synonyms passenger boat, passenger ship, ferry boat, packet boat, packet, shuttle car ferry, train ferry, drive-on ferry, roll-on/roll-off ferry ship, boat, vessel South African pont in Venice traghetto 1.1 A service using another mode of transport, especially aircraft, to convey passengers or goods. （尤指飞机）渡运 Example sentencesExamples We are more than happy to provide a quote for you aircraft ferry & delivery needs. The legal terminology for a ferry permit is called a special flight permit. If he did, I could have flown my aircraft on a ferry permit to another island to have it repaired. verbferries, ferried, ferrying ˈfɛriˈfɛri 1with object and adverbial of direction Convey in a ferry or other ship or boat, especially across a short stretch of water. （尤指短距离）渡运，摆渡 Example sentencesExamples A rowing boat ferried people to do their shopping or drink their beer. An ambulance then ferried the stricken officer away. Its aircraft ferry 100 tons of fresh Pacific salmon to Miami each day. Besides putting out to the sea, fishermen who have boats ferry people on alternate days, he says. A sea of black smoke plunged an entire neighbourhood into darkness as the fire continued to rage hours after the afternoon blast, and helicopters and ambulances ferried away the injured. The boat dropped anchor in the middle and we were ferried in smaller boats to the harbour. The Moon River is just one of the boats which ferries tourists and sightseers up and down the river around the year, but the large cruiser has become more than just a mode of transport. A 1943 Morecambe transport bus ferried passengers from Lancaster to the port adding to the history of the weekend. Firefighters had to jack up the bus to allow paramedics underneath to treat him before the air ambulance ferried him to Leeds General Infirmary. He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded. Some ideas for the future of the lake already put forward include a water taxi ferrying more visitors around the lake, a cyclepath around its perimeter, and improving public rights-of-way around the shoreline. Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital. Three boats were used to ferry residents from Rajiv and Indra colonies to safety. Pakistani army helicopters are arriving to ferry some of the injured to hospitals, but locals complain it's not enough. Already there have been reports of another boat ferrying illegals landing on the north Queensland coast. A nonstop stream of boats ferries people and goods between the two countries totally unpoliced. We hired a local boat to ferry us across the river; the reflection of the temple shrinking away from us as we approached. A private boat ferried the contestants to the island at the mouth of the Hudson, a stone's throw from the Statue of Liberty. Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief. Another team was ferried by helicopter to the village of Lumno to bring tents and other items for 12,000 displaced people, including 500 children. Additional buses will be pressed into service by the Department of Transport to ferry the participants and the visitors to the different locations of the festival. Andrew Wilson is the man behind the Duck boats which are ferrying tens of thousands of tourists around the historic city of Boston, including a splash into the Charles river. The official line of thinking in Iarnrod Eireann seems to be that the timber will now be ferried by private road transport. Orders for ferrying goods on the boat are falling by the day. Canoes and rafts ferry imperious ‘water spirits’ to masquerade venues. Throughout the afternoon, a boat ferried community members out for a look at the aquaculture cages and the thousands of trout feeding there. Ambulances came up Twaddell Avenue to ferry the injured away. Civilian vehicles helped ambulance crews in ferrying casualties to hospitals. Here, unless you have booked a berth on one of the cruise boats that ply these waters in summer, you will have to ask Bill Wilder, the English owner of the island, to ferry you across the waters of Loch Broome. Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely. A black-robed priest offered what words of consolation and comfort he could to distraught onlookers as more than 20 ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals. The school authorities had hired a couple of boats to ferry the students to the world famous Mughal garden through Dal Lake. Some were loaded into a constant stream of helicopters which ferried the injured away. The boats ferry about 30,000 people to and from work everyday. But because there is no bridge to the island, they and their equipment had to be ferried across on boats belonging to islanders and others using the river. Carlyle, 44, had the starring role as a deckhand on a boat ferrying Chinese immigrants from Belgium to Scotland. At the River Club, staff and visitors were ferried out in rubber boats after the Liesbeeck River flooded the ground floor of the building and its parking area. It was getting dark and the helicopter ferrying him about the country, had to be back in Dublin before dark. Whether State's transport lorries ferried them or that they came of their own is not the issue. Rescuers frantically cut through twisted metal to reach survivors, as ambulances and buses ferried the injured to nearby hospitals. Synonyms transport, convey, carry, bear, ship, run, chauffeur, take, bring, shuttle go back and forth, shuttle, come and go, run 1.1 Transport from one place to another on short or regular trips. （尤指定期）运送（人，物品） ambulances ferried the injured to hospital Example sentencesExamples An ambulance then ferried the stricken officer away. Its aircraft ferry 100 tons of fresh Pacific salmon to Miami each day. Firefighters had to jack up the bus to allow paramedics underneath to treat him before the air ambulance ferried him to Leeds General Infirmary. A sea of black smoke plunged an entire neighbourhood into darkness as the fire continued to rage hours after the afternoon blast, and helicopters and ambulances ferried away the injured. Pakistani army helicopters are arriving to ferry some of the injured to hospitals, but locals complain it's not enough. A 1943 Morecambe transport bus ferried passengers from Lancaster to the port adding to the history of the weekend. He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded. Additional buses will be pressed into service by the Department of Transport to ferry the participants and the visitors to the different locations of the festival. Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital. Another team was ferried by helicopter to the village of Lumno to bring tents and other items for 12,000 displaced people, including 500 children. Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief. The official line of thinking in Iarnrod Eireann seems to be that the timber will now be ferried by private road transport. A black-robed priest offered what words of consolation and comfort he could to distraught onlookers as more than 20 ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals. Some were loaded into a constant stream of helicopters which ferried the injured away. Ambulances came up Twaddell Avenue to ferry the injured away. Civilian vehicles helped ambulance crews in ferrying casualties to hospitals. Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely. Rescuers frantically cut through twisted metal to reach survivors, as ambulances and buses ferried the injured to nearby hospitals. Whether State's transport lorries ferried them or that they came of their own is not the issue. It was getting dark and the helicopter ferrying him about the country, had to be back in Dublin before dark. Derivatives ferryman nounPlural ferrymen ˈfɛrɪmanˈfɛrɪmən We learnt this from an old ferryman who was able to take his small boat over to deliver supplies from nearby farms. Example sentencesExamples Sure, you might have to pay a toll, but you could travel when you wished, unimpeded by the comings and goings of ferrymen and foul weather. The ferryman steered his craft across the moonlit Nile. Every table has views over the loch, and the renovated croft and ferryman's cottage is decorated in a light, breezy way that immediately puts you at ease. My grim Mexican ferryman didn't utter a word throughout the crossing. The ferryman asks a high price if he expects us to obey his commands. Origin Middle English: from Old Norse ferja 'ferry boat', of Germanic origin and related to fare. ford from Old English: This is a Germanic word, closely related to ferry (Middle English) which comes from Old Norse, and to fare (Old English). This originally meant both to journey, travel—as in farewell (Late Middle English) ‘go well, safe journey’—and the journey itself. From this developed the sense payment for a journey in late Middle English. Rhymes beriberi, berry, BlackBerry, bury, Ceri, Derry, Gerry, jerry, Kerry, merry, perry, Pondicherry, sherry, terry, very, wherry, wolfberry Definition of ferry in US English: ferry (also ferryboat) nounˈfɛriˈferē 1A boat or ship for conveying passengers and goods, especially over a relatively short distance and as a regular service. （摆）渡船 Example sentencesExamples Until then, each river city worth its salt had a ferry boat joining both shores. Brendan, a teacher in Saudi Arabia, is the fifth generation of his family to pilot the ferry boat, which has been in the family for over 40 years. The captain of the Staten Island ferry boat that crashed last October will avoid prosecution for lying to investigators. The driver pointed a white-gloved hand in the direction of a small ferry boat waiting at the pier, its engine idling. In my time, Coronado was connected by ferry boat to San Diego. Other ferry boat owners in Ayia Napa said they had seen girls returning from a night on the high seas battered and bruised. But if a rider refused a search, the State Patrol informed the captain of the ferry boat, who then refused to let the rider on the boat. I have seen him on a ferry boat on the Hudson River joke with the Italian bootblacks in the Neapolitan dialect and with complete success. Macao, which returned to Chinese rule in December 1999, is geographically connected to mainland China by a narrow isthmus and only a short jetfoil or ferry boat ride away from Hong Kong. The sun was scorching; we were watching the ferry boat leaving the harbour. The legislation will apply to all vessels including ferries, cargo ships and small boats at local and international level. Ehlers and her dog were sent to an assistance center run by disaster-relief agencies, to join the family of one of victims and accompany them on a ferry boat ride to Ground Zero. They had taken a ferry boat tour around the bay, and Grandma Evelyn had been scared to death that Helen would topple over the rail. Kunisada was born near Edo (today Tokyo) as the son of an affluent merchant with a ferry boat license. The completed road will connect the town of Metlakatla with a ferry boat dock to be built on the northeast side of the island. Loloata uses a sophisticated little ferry boat to link it to the mainland. The SkyLab factory is based in Koh Si Chang, that small island 40 minutes by ferry boat from the Eastern Seaboard's Sriracha port. A ferry boat dropped us at a wooden quay to be met by a waiter bearing rum punch. The entire population of 500,000 suffered from malaria, and the only functioning hotel in the country was a former Spanish Mediterranean ferry boat moored in the harbour. From luxury yachts to tug boats, fishing vessels to ferries and cruise ships, Asenav competes on a global level. Synonyms passenger boat, passenger ship, ferry boat, packet boat, packet, shuttle 1.1 A service for conveying passengers or goods by boat or ship. 摆渡 Example sentencesExamples The port, once famous for shipbuilding, had a sizeable whaling fleet, and operated a ferry across the firth to Granton until 1939. He and his brother started by operating a rope-and-pulley ferry at Gorino Sulam, on the Gnocca branch of the river. Because they operated a ferry and offered accommodation they were permitted to sell liquor, and their house became a social centre for the runholders. We are against Sunday ferries yet the council operates a ferry on a Sunday on the sound of Barra. From April to September, P&O Ferries operates a ferry to Troon, which is only a 35-minute drive from Glasgow. The group also knows if a ferry operated from its harbour to Cork it would attract a number of tourists in both directions. A year later a ferry operated and in 1882 the Bank of Adelaide opened a branch office in the town. Transport Minister Trish White said the first ferry should be operating by mid 2005. He was reputedly alerted to its power when a Captain Clark told him he had operated a ferry from Spain to Morocco without incident for 23 years. The report also contains an extremely detailed analysis of the cost likely to be incurred in operating a ferry to Albania. For the evening rush, DOT will operate a ferry from Whitehall to the Brooklyn Army terminal. A fast ferry operates in the summer season, travelling between Wellington and Picton in ninety minutes. A chap called Jackson once operated a ferry over the Mersey until a footbridge was built in 1816. The Senegalese army, which was operating the ferry, said rescue operations would continue around the site and inside the boat. These days the ferry operates from May to August and growth in the industry is limited in a number of ways. This in turn gave rise for the need to operate a ferry between the town and the island. 1.2 The place from which a ferry service operates. （摆）渡口 Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately, you have to be at the ferry by 6:30, so it was still a short night. Members can meet at the ferry at 10 A. M. 1.3 A service using another mode of transportation to convey passengers and goods, especially aircraft. （尤指飞机）渡运 Example sentencesExamples We are more than happy to provide a quote for you aircraft ferry & delivery needs. If he did, I could have flown my aircraft on a ferry permit to another island to have it repaired. The legal terminology for a ferry permit is called a special flight permit. verbˈfɛriˈferē 1with object and adverbial of direction Convey in a ferry or other ship or boat, especially across a short stretch of water. （尤指短距离）渡运，摆渡 riverboats ferried weekend picnickers to the park Example sentencesExamples Pakistani army helicopters are arriving to ferry some of the injured to hospitals, but locals complain it's not enough. Additional buses will be pressed into service by the Department of Transport to ferry the participants and the visitors to the different locations of the festival. Orders for ferrying goods on the boat are falling by the day. Another team was ferried by helicopter to the village of Lumno to bring tents and other items for 12,000 displaced people, including 500 children. Andrew Wilson is the man behind the Duck boats which are ferrying tens of thousands of tourists around the historic city of Boston, including a splash into the Charles river. The boats ferry about 30,000 people to and from work everyday. A sea of black smoke plunged an entire neighbourhood into darkness as the fire continued to rage hours after the afternoon blast, and helicopters and ambulances ferried away the injured. Some ideas for the future of the lake already put forward include a water taxi ferrying more visitors around the lake, a cyclepath around its perimeter, and improving public rights-of-way around the shoreline. Here, unless you have booked a berth on one of the cruise boats that ply these waters in summer, you will have to ask Bill Wilder, the English owner of the island, to ferry you across the waters of Loch Broome. But because there is no bridge to the island, they and their equipment had to be ferried across on boats belonging to islanders and others using the river. Carlyle, 44, had the starring role as a deckhand on a boat ferrying Chinese immigrants from Belgium to Scotland. Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital. Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief. Some were loaded into a constant stream of helicopters which ferried the injured away. Its aircraft ferry 100 tons of fresh Pacific salmon to Miami each day. The official line of thinking in Iarnrod Eireann seems to be that the timber will now be ferried by private road transport. Ambulances came up Twaddell Avenue to ferry the injured away. We hired a local boat to ferry us across the river; the reflection of the temple shrinking away from us as we approached. Rescuers frantically cut through twisted metal to reach survivors, as ambulances and buses ferried the injured to nearby hospitals. He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded. Whether State's transport lorries ferried them or that they came of their own is not the issue. An ambulance then ferried the stricken officer away. Throughout the afternoon, a boat ferried community members out for a look at the aquaculture cages and the thousands of trout feeding there. The school authorities had hired a couple of boats to ferry the students to the world famous Mughal garden through Dal Lake. Besides putting out to the sea, fishermen who have boats ferry people on alternate days, he says. At the River Club, staff and visitors were ferried out in rubber boats after the Liesbeeck River flooded the ground floor of the building and its parking area. The Moon River is just one of the boats which ferries tourists and sightseers up and down the river around the year, but the large cruiser has become more than just a mode of transport. Three boats were used to ferry residents from Rajiv and Indra colonies to safety. A nonstop stream of boats ferries people and goods between the two countries totally unpoliced. A black-robed priest offered what words of consolation and comfort he could to distraught onlookers as more than 20 ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals. It was getting dark and the helicopter ferrying him about the country, had to be back in Dublin before dark. A rowing boat ferried people to do their shopping or drink their beer. Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely. Canoes and rafts ferry imperious ‘water spirits’ to masquerade venues. Civilian vehicles helped ambulance crews in ferrying casualties to hospitals. The boat dropped anchor in the middle and we were ferried in smaller boats to the harbour. A 1943 Morecambe transport bus ferried passengers from Lancaster to the port adding to the history of the weekend. Already there have been reports of another boat ferrying illegals landing on the north Queensland coast. A private boat ferried the contestants to the island at the mouth of the Hudson, a stone's throw from the Statue of Liberty. Firefighters had to jack up the bus to allow paramedics underneath to treat him before the air ambulance ferried him to Leeds General Infirmary. Synonyms transport, convey, carry, bear, ship, run, chauffeur, take, bring, shuttle go back and forth, shuttle, come and go, run 1.1 Transport from one place to another on short or regular trips. （尤指定期）运送（人，物品） helicopters ferried 4,000 men into the desert Example sentencesExamples Ambulances came up Twaddell Avenue to ferry the injured away. Rescuers frantically cut through twisted metal to reach survivors, as ambulances and buses ferried the injured to nearby hospitals. Whether State's transport lorries ferried them or that they came of their own is not the issue. An ambulance then ferried the stricken officer away. A black-robed priest offered what words of consolation and comfort he could to distraught onlookers as more than 20 ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals. It was getting dark and the helicopter ferrying him about the country, had to be back in Dublin before dark. Public pressure forced the maquila bosses to provide buses to ferry the girls home safely. Civilian vehicles helped ambulance crews in ferrying casualties to hospitals. Firefighters had to jack up the bus to allow paramedics underneath to treat him before the air ambulance ferried him to Leeds General Infirmary. A 1943 Morecambe transport bus ferried passengers from Lancaster to the port adding to the history of the weekend. Additional buses will be pressed into service by the Department of Transport to ferry the participants and the visitors to the different locations of the festival. Another team was ferried by helicopter to the village of Lumno to bring tents and other items for 12,000 displaced people, including 500 children. Pakistani army helicopters are arriving to ferry some of the injured to hospitals, but locals complain it's not enough. A sea of black smoke plunged an entire neighbourhood into darkness as the fire continued to rage hours after the afternoon blast, and helicopters and ambulances ferried away the injured. Restrictions remained in place on the city's main thoroughfare for a couple of hours as gardaí cordoned off the scene and ambulances ferried the injured to hospital. Its aircraft ferry 100 tons of fresh Pacific salmon to Miami each day. The official line of thinking in Iarnrod Eireann seems to be that the timber will now be ferried by private road transport. He said the government had hired the helicopter for ferrying the Amarnath pilgrims but due to the snag it has been grounded. Ambulances that on Friday ferried the injured to hospital, spent yesterday standing by at the funerals to help relatives overcome with grief. Some were loaded into a constant stream of helicopters which ferried the injured away. Origin Middle English: from Old Norse ferja ‘ferry boat’, of Germanic origin and related to fare.
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