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| | T often passive to send goods or people somewhere by ship （用船）运送 | Toxic waste is shipped from Western Europe to other countries. 有毒废物被用船从西欧运送到其他国家。 | | | a | I/T to send goods to customers, usually by air or land （通常经空中或陆地）发送，托运（货物） | | Your order was shipped on July 10th by first class mail. 您的订货是在7月10日按一级邮件寄出的。 | | Version 4.0 should ship in a week or two. 4.0版一两周之后应该会发货。 | | |
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| - | ship oars technical
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| to stop rowing a boat and put the oars inside it |
| 收桨（停止划船） |
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| - | ˌship ˈoff |
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| | to send someone somewhere , usually when they do not want to go 把（某人）送走（被送者通常很不情愿） | We were shipped off to our grandparents’ for the holidays. 假期里我们被送到外公外婆家。 | |
| - | ˌship ˈout |
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| 1 | T to move goods or people away from a place 运走 | Thousands of tons of steel were shipped out from the docks. 数千吨的钢铁从码头运走了。 | |
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| 2 | I to leave a place 离开（某地） | The situation looked bad and tourists were shipping out. 局势看上去很糟糕，游客们正纷纷离去。 | |
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