Definition of ocean-going in English:

ocean-going

adjectiveˈəʊʃ(ə)nɡəʊɪŋ

(of a ship) designed to cross oceans.
（船只）远洋航行的
Example sentencesExamples
- At times there could be 100 ocean-going ships in harbour - goods were on sale in her warehouses from around the world.
- Wooden boats are expensive to keep up and as trading vessels they cannot compete with metal-hulled, ocean-going ships.
- About 40 ocean-going ships are tied up together at Benecia, an impressive sight this far inland.
- Seven major rivers cross Suriname, many partly navigable by large ocean-going ships.
- Many ocean-going vessels bring in foreign goods through the Bay's ports to trade with the United States.
- This mini-workshop is run by Anna Woolf, who has built three ocean-going yachts and has sailed solo around the world.
- The boats look pretty dangerous as they are not ocean-going vessels.
- Germany has 30 shipyards still in operation, although only about 10 of those make huge, ocean-going vessels like ro-ro ferries.
- Normally, people come to New Zealand on regularly scheduled commercial flights or ocean-going ships.
- The Thais immediately interned and later seized as war reparations no less than 12 ocean-going ships of the North German Line.
- They were used to repair large ocean-going liners, tugs and dredgers over the years.
- The three ships represent a tiny percentage of the 80 to 100 ocean-going vessels entering Hong Kong each day.
- Munitions are switched from ocean-going vessels to smaller craft that make the risky 1,900-km run to Sri Lanka's northeastern coast.
- Univan oversees the day to day control of more than 100 ocean-going ships.
- Ballast water carried by ocean-going vessels is a major factor in the introduction of non-native organisms to marine eco-systems.
- The third edition in 1989 saw the exit of windsurfers and more accent on keelboats, with ocean-going yachts arriving from many points.
- In Great Britain an ocean-going vessel, the Savoy Theatre, and the House of Commons were all lit by electric lamps in 1881.
- The world's last ocean-going paddle steamer set sail again just hours after it was feared her hull had been damaged off the Mull of Kintrye.
- They are then smuggled on to small boats that connect to larger ocean-going vessels out at sea.
- The United States is a very attractive market, easy to access by ocean-going vessels and river barges.
Synonyms
marine, ocean, oceanic

单词	ocean-going
释义	Definition of ocean-going in English: ocean-going adjectiveˈəʊʃ(ə)nɡəʊɪŋ (of a ship) designed to cross oceans. （船只）远洋航行的 Example sentencesExamples At times there could be 100 ocean-going ships in harbour - goods were on sale in her warehouses from around the world. Wooden boats are expensive to keep up and as trading vessels they cannot compete with metal-hulled, ocean-going ships. About 40 ocean-going ships are tied up together at Benecia, an impressive sight this far inland. Seven major rivers cross Suriname, many partly navigable by large ocean-going ships. Many ocean-going vessels bring in foreign goods through the Bay's ports to trade with the United States. This mini-workshop is run by Anna Woolf, who has built three ocean-going yachts and has sailed solo around the world. The boats look pretty dangerous as they are not ocean-going vessels. Germany has 30 shipyards still in operation, although only about 10 of those make huge, ocean-going vessels like ro-ro ferries. Normally, people come to New Zealand on regularly scheduled commercial flights or ocean-going ships. The Thais immediately interned and later seized as war reparations no less than 12 ocean-going ships of the North German Line. They were used to repair large ocean-going liners, tugs and dredgers over the years. The three ships represent a tiny percentage of the 80 to 100 ocean-going vessels entering Hong Kong each day. Munitions are switched from ocean-going vessels to smaller craft that make the risky 1,900-km run to Sri Lanka's northeastern coast. Univan oversees the day to day control of more than 100 ocean-going ships. Ballast water carried by ocean-going vessels is a major factor in the introduction of non-native organisms to marine eco-systems. The third edition in 1989 saw the exit of windsurfers and more accent on keelboats, with ocean-going yachts arriving from many points. In Great Britain an ocean-going vessel, the Savoy Theatre, and the House of Commons were all lit by electric lamps in 1881. The world's last ocean-going paddle steamer set sail again just hours after it was feared her hull had been damaged off the Mull of Kintrye. They are then smuggled on to small boats that connect to larger ocean-going vessels out at sea. The United States is a very attractive market, easy to access by ocean-going vessels and river barges. Synonyms marine, ocean, oceanic
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