sea captain

英 [siː ˈkæptɪn]

美 [siː ˈkæptɪn]

n.  (通常指商船的)船长

法律

柯林斯词典

• (通常指商船的)船长
  Asea captainis a person in command of a ship, usually a ship that carries goods for trade.

英英释义

noun

• an officer who is licensed to command a merchant ship
  Synonym:mastercaptainskipper

双语例句

• My uncle is a sea captain who is often away from home.
  我的舅舅是一名船长，他经常远离家。
• He had many years experience as a sea captain and navigator.
  他有多年当船长和领航员的经验。
• Maria: Well, you don't look at all like a sea Captain, sir.
  玛丽亚：先生，你看起来一点都不像海军上校。
• The weather was warm, the sea calm, the captain and crew in the Best spirits.
  天气温暖，海面平静，船长和船员们精神极好。
• I used to think I'd like to be a sea captain.
  我曾经常想当船长。
• All of them looked back across the rough sea, looking for their strange captain and his horse.
  他们大家都回头望着波涛汹涌的海面，搜索着他们那位奇特的船长和他的马匹。
• To the sea captain's surprise, he found that land travel could also be quite pleasant.
  使那位船长吃惊的是，他发现陆地旅行也很愉快。
• But I saw how you looked at the long-legged sea captain.
  但是我看到了你看那个长腿船长的样子。
• The story line is simple enough: a mad sea captain vows revenge against a white whale which, on a previous expedition, bit off one of his legs.
  故事的情节实在很简单：一个疯狂的船长誓言报复在之前远航途中咬掉他一条腿的一支白鲸。
• A judge in New York has ruled that a young Somali pirate captured by the United States during the rescue of an American sea captain can be tried as an adult.
  纽约一位法官判定将一名年轻的索马里海盗以成年人身份审问，他在营救美国船长的行动中被美国擒获。