Definition of helmsmanship in English:

helmsmanship

nounˈhɛlmzmənʃɪp

mass noun

The action or skill of steering a ship or boat.
the principles that govern the helmsmanship of marine vessels
figurative his helmsmanship of the economic recovery
Example sentencesExamples
- Beginners start with a Competent Crew course, which covers subjects such as sail handling, mooring, rope work, safety and helmsmanship.
- He has also taught them the correct procedures for towing other vessels, anchorages, helmsmanship and lookouts.
- The show has transfixed practically every TV-watcher since it was first broadcast thanks to Tarrant's skilful helmsmanship.
- The Society remained active for 54 years, throughout all this time under the helmsmanship of Maurice Earley.
- Despite making the news for matters other than his helmsmanship of the tribunal, he may yet see the job through over the next 15 years.
Synonyms
steersmanship, seamanship, map-reading, chart-reading, wayfinding

单词	helmsmanship
释义	Definition of helmsmanship in English: helmsmanship nounˈhɛlmzmənʃɪp mass noun The action or skill of steering a ship or boat. the principles that govern the helmsmanship of marine vessels figurative his helmsmanship of the economic recovery Example sentencesExamples Beginners start with a Competent Crew course, which covers subjects such as sail handling, mooring, rope work, safety and helmsmanship. He has also taught them the correct procedures for towing other vessels, anchorages, helmsmanship and lookouts. The show has transfixed practically every TV-watcher since it was first broadcast thanks to Tarrant's skilful helmsmanship. The Society remained active for 54 years, throughout all this time under the helmsmanship of Maurice Earley. Despite making the news for matters other than his helmsmanship of the tribunal, he may yet see the job through over the next 15 years. Synonyms steersmanship, seamanship, map-reading, chart-reading, wayfinding
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