(n) harbour
harbor
landing place
wharf
(n) wreck buoy
(exp) windfall
godsend (like a finding a ship when one needs to cross)
(n) fellow voyager
(n) constant travelling
constant traveling
being on the move
restless wandering
(exp) (1) being fast asleep (and totally unaware of what is going on around one)
(2) know-it-all manner
(exp) (1) being fast asleep (and totally unaware of what is going on around one)
(2) know-it-all manner
(exp) (1) being fast asleep (and totally unaware of what is going on around one)
(2) know-it-all manner
(exp) (1) being fast asleep (and totally unaware of what is going on around one)
(2) know-it-all manner
(n) sailboat
(n) bubblegum
(n) free on board (i.e. seller pays to have goods placed on a ship)
FOB
(n) chartering ships
(n) container ship
(n) trawler
(n) air propeller boat
(n) lighter aboard ship
(n) roll-on-roll-off ship
(n) ship mooring off the coast
(n) ocean investigation ship
(n) weather ship
(n) fisherman
(n) (1) ferryboat
ferry
passenger boat
(2) shared fishing boat
(n) (1) ferryboat
ferry
passenger boat
(2) shared fishing boat
(n) Ship Safety Law (1933)
(n) ship's certificate
ship's registration
(exp,v5r) metaphor for gaining a reliable foundation and being in a safe condition (lit: to board a large ship)
(n) flag-of-convenience ship
ship flying a flag of convenience
(n) full-dress ship
(n) unmanned spacecraft