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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 'When the tsunami hit on March 11th, 2011, it must have ripped out this array and sent it out to sea,' said Captain Charles Moore on the organisation's web site.
  在该组织官网上，查尔斯摩尔说道，2011年3月11日海啸来袭时，这些浮标肯定都被扯断了，然后就在海里漂流。
• Visual Angle of Humanities of Hundreds of Rivers Going into Sea ── Inspiration to us by reading A Letter to Captain Bartley and Hugo's measure of value
  海纳百川的人文向度&读《致巴特雷上尉的信》兼及雨果的价值尺度给我们的启示
• A confrontation over a Chinese sea captain's arrest last month escalated into the worst Tokyo – Beijing dispute in years.
  上月关于日本在钓鱼岛附近扣押中国渔船船长的事件使中日关系陷入了近几年的最低谷。
• 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。
• You don't look at all like sea captain.
  您看起来一点不像海军上校。
• 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。
• I used to think I'd like to be a sea captain.
  我曾经常想当船长。