Definition of training ship in English:

training ship

noun

A ship on which people are taught how to sail and related skills.
教练舰，教练船
Example sentencesExamples
- Former HM ships Shetland, Alderney and Anglesey are part of the Bangladeshi patrol force, while the former HMS Jersey is a training ship.
- It is hoped a full-size replica of the boat can be built, possibly at Dunstan's Shipyard in Hessle, near Hull, where the sail training ship Sir Winston Churchill was built in 1966.
- The former was renamed Implacable and ended up as a training ship before being sunk off Portsmouth in 1949, a decision which many RN personnel thought lamentable.
- The Marine Society bought the older Echo in 1985 and refitted her to act as a training ship.
- The ship was met by a warm welcome from the Brazilian Navy, being berthed in a prominent position astern of the sail training ship Cisne Branco.
- They were followed by more than 100 Australian Naval Cadets representing all training ships in Sydney and the Central Coast.
- Two of the Navy personnel suffered minor injuries when the Sea King helicopter rotor blades are believed to have touched the superstructure of the aviation training ship RFA Argus.
- The replica 18th century Royal Navy frigate was originally the HMS Rose, a sail training ship out of Connecticut before 20th Century Fox acquired it for the movie.
- Anyone passing Kirkwall pier this morning would have seen two sailing ships docked - the Norwegian training ship Statsraad Lemkuhl and the Sea Cloud II.
- She served as a training ship and oceanographic research ship until her final decommissioning in the early '80s.
- Also in port during Portland's stay will be sail training ship TS Pelican, recently converted from a French-built Arctic trawler and which is reportedly the fastest sail training ship afloat.
- More than 50 British warships, survey vessels, training ships and auxiliaries will be joined by more than 120 foreign warships, merchantmen and tall ships in a review formation at Spithead.
- Meanwhile the cadet training ship Hawkesbury had been founded with a depot built on the western shore of the Brisbane Water.
- Bangladesh also has four of the 12-strong River-class minesweepers - seven are with Brazil and the final one remains in Britain as a training ship.
- The cadets and professional sailors on-board the four-masted barquentine, a training ship owned by the Japanese government, scrubbed the vessel down for public tours this week.
- New Zealand purchased its first naval ship in 1906 for £800; a sail training ship called Amokura.
- In 1963 she was commissioned into the navy as a sail training ship and her first voyage took place on June 19th of the same year.
- The presentation took place at the training ship's annual parade and assessment before a large crowd of family members, naval officers, councillors and teachers who applauded the proceedings.
- Those that do, permit them to serve in supply or training ships only.
- As a proof of this urge, nearly 30 navies in the world currently operate sail training ships.

Definition of training ship in US English:

training ship

nounˈtrāniNG ˌSHip

A ship on which people are taught sailing and related skills.
教练舰，教练船
Example sentencesExamples
- More than 50 British warships, survey vessels, training ships and auxiliaries will be joined by more than 120 foreign warships, merchantmen and tall ships in a review formation at Spithead.
- They were followed by more than 100 Australian Naval Cadets representing all training ships in Sydney and the Central Coast.
- Also in port during Portland's stay will be sail training ship TS Pelican, recently converted from a French-built Arctic trawler and which is reportedly the fastest sail training ship afloat.
- Bangladesh also has four of the 12-strong River-class minesweepers - seven are with Brazil and the final one remains in Britain as a training ship.
- Those that do, permit them to serve in supply or training ships only.
- In 1963 she was commissioned into the navy as a sail training ship and her first voyage took place on June 19th of the same year.
- She served as a training ship and oceanographic research ship until her final decommissioning in the early '80s.
- Two of the Navy personnel suffered minor injuries when the Sea King helicopter rotor blades are believed to have touched the superstructure of the aviation training ship RFA Argus.
- Former HM ships Shetland, Alderney and Anglesey are part of the Bangladeshi patrol force, while the former HMS Jersey is a training ship.
- The ship was met by a warm welcome from the Brazilian Navy, being berthed in a prominent position astern of the sail training ship Cisne Branco.
- Anyone passing Kirkwall pier this morning would have seen two sailing ships docked - the Norwegian training ship Statsraad Lemkuhl and the Sea Cloud II.
- It is hoped a full-size replica of the boat can be built, possibly at Dunstan's Shipyard in Hessle, near Hull, where the sail training ship Sir Winston Churchill was built in 1966.
- As a proof of this urge, nearly 30 navies in the world currently operate sail training ships.
- The cadets and professional sailors on-board the four-masted barquentine, a training ship owned by the Japanese government, scrubbed the vessel down for public tours this week.
- The Marine Society bought the older Echo in 1985 and refitted her to act as a training ship.
- The presentation took place at the training ship's annual parade and assessment before a large crowd of family members, naval officers, councillors and teachers who applauded the proceedings.
- The replica 18th century Royal Navy frigate was originally the HMS Rose, a sail training ship out of Connecticut before 20th Century Fox acquired it for the movie.
- New Zealand purchased its first naval ship in 1906 for £800; a sail training ship called Amokura.
- The former was renamed Implacable and ended up as a training ship before being sunk off Portsmouth in 1949, a decision which many RN personnel thought lamentable.
- Meanwhile the cadet training ship Hawkesbury had been founded with a depot built on the western shore of the Brisbane Water.

单词	training ship
释义	Definition of training ship in English: training ship noun A ship on which people are taught how to sail and related skills. 教练舰，教练船 Example sentencesExamples Former HM ships Shetland, Alderney and Anglesey are part of the Bangladeshi patrol force, while the former HMS Jersey is a training ship. It is hoped a full-size replica of the boat can be built, possibly at Dunstan's Shipyard in Hessle, near Hull, where the sail training ship Sir Winston Churchill was built in 1966. The former was renamed Implacable and ended up as a training ship before being sunk off Portsmouth in 1949, a decision which many RN personnel thought lamentable. The Marine Society bought the older Echo in 1985 and refitted her to act as a training ship. The ship was met by a warm welcome from the Brazilian Navy, being berthed in a prominent position astern of the sail training ship Cisne Branco. They were followed by more than 100 Australian Naval Cadets representing all training ships in Sydney and the Central Coast. Two of the Navy personnel suffered minor injuries when the Sea King helicopter rotor blades are believed to have touched the superstructure of the aviation training ship RFA Argus. The replica 18th century Royal Navy frigate was originally the HMS Rose, a sail training ship out of Connecticut before 20th Century Fox acquired it for the movie. Anyone passing Kirkwall pier this morning would have seen two sailing ships docked - the Norwegian training ship Statsraad Lemkuhl and the Sea Cloud II. She served as a training ship and oceanographic research ship until her final decommissioning in the early '80s. Also in port during Portland's stay will be sail training ship TS Pelican, recently converted from a French-built Arctic trawler and which is reportedly the fastest sail training ship afloat. More than 50 British warships, survey vessels, training ships and auxiliaries will be joined by more than 120 foreign warships, merchantmen and tall ships in a review formation at Spithead. Meanwhile the cadet training ship Hawkesbury had been founded with a depot built on the western shore of the Brisbane Water. Bangladesh also has four of the 12-strong River-class minesweepers - seven are with Brazil and the final one remains in Britain as a training ship. The cadets and professional sailors on-board the four-masted barquentine, a training ship owned by the Japanese government, scrubbed the vessel down for public tours this week. New Zealand purchased its first naval ship in 1906 for £800; a sail training ship called Amokura. In 1963 she was commissioned into the navy as a sail training ship and her first voyage took place on June 19th of the same year. The presentation took place at the training ship's annual parade and assessment before a large crowd of family members, naval officers, councillors and teachers who applauded the proceedings. Those that do, permit them to serve in supply or training ships only. As a proof of this urge, nearly 30 navies in the world currently operate sail training ships. Definition of training ship in US English: training ship nounˈtrāniNG ˌSHip A ship on which people are taught sailing and related skills. 教练舰，教练船 Example sentencesExamples More than 50 British warships, survey vessels, training ships and auxiliaries will be joined by more than 120 foreign warships, merchantmen and tall ships in a review formation at Spithead. They were followed by more than 100 Australian Naval Cadets representing all training ships in Sydney and the Central Coast. Also in port during Portland's stay will be sail training ship TS Pelican, recently converted from a French-built Arctic trawler and which is reportedly the fastest sail training ship afloat. Bangladesh also has four of the 12-strong River-class minesweepers - seven are with Brazil and the final one remains in Britain as a training ship. Those that do, permit them to serve in supply or training ships only. In 1963 she was commissioned into the navy as a sail training ship and her first voyage took place on June 19th of the same year. She served as a training ship and oceanographic research ship until her final decommissioning in the early '80s. Two of the Navy personnel suffered minor injuries when the Sea King helicopter rotor blades are believed to have touched the superstructure of the aviation training ship RFA Argus. Former HM ships Shetland, Alderney and Anglesey are part of the Bangladeshi patrol force, while the former HMS Jersey is a training ship. The ship was met by a warm welcome from the Brazilian Navy, being berthed in a prominent position astern of the sail training ship Cisne Branco. Anyone passing Kirkwall pier this morning would have seen two sailing ships docked - the Norwegian training ship Statsraad Lemkuhl and the Sea Cloud II. It is hoped a full-size replica of the boat can be built, possibly at Dunstan's Shipyard in Hessle, near Hull, where the sail training ship Sir Winston Churchill was built in 1966. As a proof of this urge, nearly 30 navies in the world currently operate sail training ships. The cadets and professional sailors on-board the four-masted barquentine, a training ship owned by the Japanese government, scrubbed the vessel down for public tours this week. The Marine Society bought the older Echo in 1985 and refitted her to act as a training ship. The presentation took place at the training ship's annual parade and assessment before a large crowd of family members, naval officers, councillors and teachers who applauded the proceedings. The replica 18th century Royal Navy frigate was originally the HMS Rose, a sail training ship out of Connecticut before 20th Century Fox acquired it for the movie. New Zealand purchased its first naval ship in 1906 for £800; a sail training ship called Amokura. The former was renamed Implacable and ended up as a training ship before being sunk off Portsmouth in 1949, a decision which many RN personnel thought lamentable. Meanwhile the cadet training ship Hawkesbury had been founded with a depot built on the western shore of the Brisbane Water.
随便看	depthlessly depthlessly depth of field depth of focus depth perception depth psychology depth(s) depths depth sounder depublication depublish depurate depurate depuration depurative depurative depurator depurator deputable deputation deputations deputative depute deputed deputes