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Definition of seven seas in US English: seven seasplural nounˈsɛvən sizˈsɛvən siz the seven seasAll the oceans of the world (conventionally listed as the Arctic, Antarctic, North Pacific, South Pacific, North Atlantic, South Atlantic, and Indian Oceans). 世界七大洋（传统上指北冰洋、南冰洋、北太平洋、南太平洋、北大西洋、南大西洋及印度洋） Example sentencesExamples - The older tradesmen who worked there had often literally sailed the seven seas - often in wartime.
- They sail upon the seven seas, in vessels big and tiny.
- I know of the vast seven seas, I've seen it all!
- I explained that this stood for the seven continents and the seven seas of the world.
- Crossing the seven seas they came from distant lands.
- Being the leader of a country that had the seven seas under its control, I know that very well.
- This is the land that once attracted merchants and mariners from across the seven seas, eager for a share in the wealth of the land.
- Imagine us - two pirates sailing the seven seas.
- I've travelled the world and the seven seas.
- And Dutch cartographers and map makers were as dominant in Europe as Dutch ships on the seven seas of the world.
- When she was little, she imagined them as pirates who were famous swordsmen and owned the fastest ship on the seven seas.
- He sailed the seven seas for many years and was respected by all who sailed with him.
- They have also sailed the seven seas as a star attraction on some of the world's greatest cruise liners including the QE2.
- From the 18th century, a trickle of Indian emissaries, visitors and Indian wives of British colonialists crossed the seven seas.
- His ship, Englander, was one of the largest and most reputable on all the seven seas.
- The albacore is a fish of the seven seas, but is most abundant in the open waters of the Indo-Pacific, and in the Atlantic.
- She was the scourge of the King's navy, and especially the mad Admiral De'Ath, as she sailed the seven seas aboard her decrepit Sea Cow.
- These were not legal sailors, who roamed the seven seas in the name of their King and Country, these were pirates.
- We pretended that vehicle sailed the seven seas or hurtled through outer space.
- Lizzie ensures that he receives fond letters back regaling him with tales from the seven seas.
Definition of seven seas in US English: seven seasplural nounˈsɛvən siz the seven seasAll the oceans of the world (conventionally listed as the Arctic, Antarctic, North Pacific, South Pacific, North Atlantic, South Atlantic, and Indian Oceans). 世界七大洋（传统上指北冰洋、南冰洋、北太平洋、南太平洋、北大西洋、南大西洋及印度洋） Example sentencesExamples - The older tradesmen who worked there had often literally sailed the seven seas - often in wartime.
- They sail upon the seven seas, in vessels big and tiny.
- I know of the vast seven seas, I've seen it all!
- I explained that this stood for the seven continents and the seven seas of the world.
- Crossing the seven seas they came from distant lands.
- Being the leader of a country that had the seven seas under its control, I know that very well.
- This is the land that once attracted merchants and mariners from across the seven seas, eager for a share in the wealth of the land.
- Imagine us - two pirates sailing the seven seas.
- I've travelled the world and the seven seas.
- And Dutch cartographers and map makers were as dominant in Europe as Dutch ships on the seven seas of the world.
- When she was little, she imagined them as pirates who were famous swordsmen and owned the fastest ship on the seven seas.
- He sailed the seven seas for many years and was respected by all who sailed with him.
- They have also sailed the seven seas as a star attraction on some of the world's greatest cruise liners including the QE2.
- From the 18th century, a trickle of Indian emissaries, visitors and Indian wives of British colonialists crossed the seven seas.
- His ship, Englander, was one of the largest and most reputable on all the seven seas.
- The albacore is a fish of the seven seas, but is most abundant in the open waters of the Indo-Pacific, and in the Atlantic.
- She was the scourge of the King's navy, and especially the mad Admiral De'Ath, as she sailed the seven seas aboard her decrepit Sea Cow.
- These were not legal sailors, who roamed the seven seas in the name of their King and Country, these were pirates.
- We pretended that vehicle sailed the seven seas or hurtled through outer space.
- Lizzie ensures that he receives fond letters back regaling him with tales from the seven seas.
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