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Definition of cap'n in English: cap'nnoun ˈkapnˈkapn informal I did it just like they taught us, Cap'n contraction of captain, used in representing speech Example sentencesExamples - Someone been telling you about ghosts, cap'n?
- You'll either be a cap'n's servant or 'prenticed to one of the craftsmen, but likely not an able seaman just yet.
- Nothin' can go wrong in askin' fer a boat, cap'n.
- It couldn't have been more than an hour before you arrived, cap'n.
- All due respect, cap'n, we don't have much time.
- If either of ye dogs dare inform the cap'n, ye shall be answerin' to me.
- Needless to say he smelled pretty bad so I quickly shoved 'im off and ran back to the cap'n.
- Thanks again, cap'n, for spending more of my money.
- ‘You're the cap'n,’ Nikolai pointed out nastily, his accent making it sound even fiercer.
- We've been told to watch out for Reb infiltrators trying to get information, haven't we cap'n?
- Weigh anchor or I'll give you a taste of the cap'n's daughter.
- Aye cap'n, keep them scallywags under tight watch, wot!
- It's only sensible if ye were to stay with the cap'n and… with us.
- Ahoy, thar, cap'n, the boys been sayin' I be grave injured.
- Well, cap'n, when me and Ad were scouting about outside, we noticed that most of the damage was concentrated on the port side of the ship, sir.
- No one knows exactly what happened to distract the opposing cap'n.
- Alarmed, Moore hurried back to the Hesperus, where he explained to his cap'n that the crew were AWOL.
- Now, how's'bout my appointment with the cap'n?
- The cap'n don't hold with the boys gambling away their pay.
- ‘Aye, aye, cap'n,’ he retorted before skipping back out, still looking smug.
Definition of cap'n in US English: cap'nnounˈkapn informal I did it just like they taught us, Cap'n contraction of captain, used in representing speech Example sentencesExamples - The cap'n don't hold with the boys gambling away their pay.
- Nothin' can go wrong in askin' fer a boat, cap'n.
- All due respect, cap'n, we don't have much time.
- We've been told to watch out for Reb infiltrators trying to get information, haven't we cap'n?
- Someone been telling you about ghosts, cap'n?
- If either of ye dogs dare inform the cap'n, ye shall be answerin' to me.
- Well, cap'n, when me and Ad were scouting about outside, we noticed that most of the damage was concentrated on the port side of the ship, sir.
- Thanks again, cap'n, for spending more of my money.
- ‘Aye, aye, cap'n,’ he retorted before skipping back out, still looking smug.
- Weigh anchor or I'll give you a taste of the cap'n's daughter.
- Now, how's'bout my appointment with the cap'n?
- Needless to say he smelled pretty bad so I quickly shoved 'im off and ran back to the cap'n.
- You'll either be a cap'n's servant or 'prenticed to one of the craftsmen, but likely not an able seaman just yet.
- Alarmed, Moore hurried back to the Hesperus, where he explained to his cap'n that the crew were AWOL.
- No one knows exactly what happened to distract the opposing cap'n.
- It's only sensible if ye were to stay with the cap'n and… with us.
- Ahoy, thar, cap'n, the boys been sayin' I be grave injured.
- Aye cap'n, keep them scallywags under tight watch, wot!
- ‘You're the cap'n,’ Nikolai pointed out nastily, his accent making it sound even fiercer.
- It couldn't have been more than an hour before you arrived, cap'n.
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