ship
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plural ships
plural ships
Learner's definition of SHIP
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abandon ship
jump ship
1
: to leave a ship without the captain's permission（未经船长允许）擅自离船
- He planned to jump ship at the next port.他打算在下一个港口擅自离船。
2
: to suddenly or unexpectedly leave a group, team, etc.突然离开某团体
- She jumped ship when the competition offered her a better job.当公司竞争对手提出给她一个更好的工作机会时，她跳槽了。
run a tight ship
: to manage or handle a group of people in a strict and effective way严格管理
- The boss runs a tight ship.老板管理严格。
ship comes in
◊ When your ship comes in, you become very successful or wealthy.变得非常成功（或富有）
- She's still waiting for her ship to come in.她仍在等待成功的来临。
2 ship /ˈʃɪp/ verb
ships; shipped; shipping
2 ship
/ˈʃɪp/
verb
ships; shipped; shipping
Learner's definition of SHIP
1
a : to send (something) to a customer发货，运送（货物）
[+ object]
- The goods were shipped from a foreign port.货物是从一个外国港口运来的。
- We shipped the items to you last week. = We shipped you the items last week.我们上周给你发了货。
[no object]
- Your order is expected to ship soon.你的订单很快就会发货。
b : to send (a new product) to stores so that it can be bought by customers使（新产品）面世
[+ object]
- The company will ship its new software next month.公司下个月就会发售它的新软件。
[no object]
- The software will ship next month.这款软件将于下月发售。
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always followed by an adverb or preposition, [+ object] : to send (someone) to a place that is usually far away运送，送（某人，通常到远方）
- The soldiers were shipped overseas for duty.士兵们被运送到海外执行任务。
- Her parents are shipping her (off) to boarding school.父母要把她送往寄宿学校。
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[+ object] of a ship or boat : to take in (water) over the side舷侧进水
- When the waves increased, the boat began shipping water.浪越来越大，舷侧开始进水了。
ship out
[phrasal verb] : to leave one place and go to another for military duties调走（执行其他军事任务） — see also shape up or ship out at 2shape
- The troops will be shipping out next month.部队下个月就会开始调动。