The pronunciation of ship is: English [? P]. The detailed definition of a ship is n. (noun) a ship, a ship airship, a rowing boat, a three-masted sea ship, a sailboat, a spaceship, a spaceship (large) aircraft and all the members on board. Ship means a ship; Ship; V. shipment; To transport (by boat); To board (a ship); By boat.

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(noun) all the members of a ship, airship, rowing boat, ocean-going three-masted ship, sailing boat, spaceship, spaceship (large). (verb) Be a crew member, work on a ship, be a sailor, take a boat (travel), send by sea, get rid of dismissal, expel transportation (not limited to taking a boat), and ship to ship.

Noun: a ship carrying passengers or goods.

Verb: commercial transportation

Be employed to work on a ship

go aboard

Take a boat trip

Put it on the boat; "Ship the goods in the cabin"

Third, dictionary interpretation.

1. Big ship; Ships; warship

Aship is a big ship that carries passengers or goods.

In less than 90 minutes, the ship was ready to go. ...

The ship will be ready to leave in 90 minutes.

We went to America by boat.

We go to America by boat.

2. transportation; Transportation; boat

If people or things are transported to a certain place, they are sent there by ships or other means of transportation.

Food is being transported to drought-stricken southern Africa.

Food is being transported to drought-stricken southern Africa.

3. See also: Transportation

Related phrases: shipped out

Fourth, examples

The ship is scheduled to sail the next morning.

The ship is scheduled to sail the next day.

A terrible storm forced the ship to return.

The terrible storm forced the ship to return.

The paint on the side of the boat is peeling off.

The paint on both sides of the hull began to fall off.

Please inform us when to ship the goods.

Please inform us when to ship the goods.

We ship our products anywhere in the UK.

We ship our products anywhere in the UK.

The oil company will ship out heavy equipment.

The oil company will deliver heavy equipment.

The ship struggled in the stormy waves.

The ship sailed smoothly in the stormy waves.

After arriving in Shanghai, we have to make a transshipment.

When we arrive in Shanghai, we have to transfer to a ship.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) classic quotations

Here, most European wines are sent to, by boat.

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Said by: Othello, Shakespeare VI. situational dialogue

purchase in advance at fixed

A: How much do you want to order?

How much do you want to order?

Is there a minimum order?

Is there a minimum order quantity?

A: No, we can ship in large quantities.

No, any quantity can be shipped.

B: Let's try a box of this.

Then, try a box of this.

Place an order-(place an order)

Interpretation of the ship

A: How are you this afternoon?

How was your afternoon?

B: Good. I read the catalogue you gave me this morning, and I want to discuss the price of your computer speakers.

Not bad. I have read the catalogue you gave me this morning in detail. I want to discuss the price of your computer speakers.

A: Very good. This is our price list.

All right. This is our price list.

Let me see. . . I see that your K-2 1 model is priced at ten dollars. Do you offer quantity discount?

Let me see. The list price of your K-2- 1 model is 10 USD. Is there a discount for large orders?

Of course we do. For orders of 100 or above, we give a 5% discount.

Of course there is. /kloc-We have a 5% discount for orders of 0/00 or more.

B: How much discount can you give me if I place an order for 600 groups?

How much discount can you give me if I order 600 sets?

A: We can give you a 10% discount on an order of 600 units.

If the order is for 600 groups, we can give you a discount of 10%.

B: What about the delivery time?

What about the delivery time?

A: We can deliver the goods within ten days after receiving your payment.

We can deliver the goods within ten days after receiving the payment.

Antonym of ship

B: So, you require payment before shipment?

So, you have to collect money before delivery?

A: Yes. You can wire the payment to our bank account or open a letter of credit in our favor.

Yes, you can remit money to our bank account or open a letter of credit in our favor.

B: I want to place an order for 600 groups first.

Then I'd like to order 600 sets first.

A: Great! I'll fill out the order form for you to sign.

You did a good job. I'll write the purchase order right away, please sign it.

International trade-shipping-(international trade-transportation)

The meaning of ship

Hello, I'm calling from San Francisco to Li Kaiwen.

Hello, I'm calling from San Francisco to Li Kaiwen.

I'm Li Kaiwen.

I'm Li Kaiwen.

Hello. This is Helen Parker.

Hello. This is Helen Parker.

Good morning, Helen. what can I do for you?

Good morning, Helen. what can I do for you?

Interpretation of the ship

A: I'm calling to know how you want to deliver the speakers you ordered, by air or by sea.

I would like to ask how to transport the speakers you ordered, by air or by sea?

B: We need some orders next week, so we want to send some by air.

We need some orders next week, so we want to send some by air.

A: How much do you want to send by air?

How much do you want by air?

B: We want to send half by air and half by sea.

Half by air and the rest by sea.

A: OK. Do you want us to use our freight forwarder?

All right. Do you want to use our freight forwarder?

B: Actually, we have a freight forwarding company over there-China United Company. I'll fax you their contact information.

As a matter of fact, we have our own freight company-China United Company. I'll fax you their contact information.

A: All right. We can deliver the half to your agency tomorrow morning.

All right. We can deliver half of the goods to your agency tomorrow morning.

B: That would be great.

That's good.

A: I'm not sure what the shipping schedule is.

I'm not sure about the shipping schedule.

B: No hurry. We are in no hurry to place half an order.

No hurry. We are in no hurry to get the other half of the order.

A: All right. I'll let you know the shipping details later, and I'll send it to you by DHL as soon as I get the shipping documents.

All right. I'll let you know the delivery details later, and I'll send it to you by DHL as soon as I get the shipping documents.

B: Very good. We look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for calling.

It's good. We are waiting to hear from you. Thank you for calling.

Seven, word meaning discrimination

Both the words ship and boat can be translated as "ship". The difference is that 1.boat refers to a small boat and ship refers to a big boat, but there is no strict boundary. Generally speaking, wooden boats are called boats, those that can be hoisted out of the water, those that can sail and paddle, and those owned by individuals. A spaceship uses a boat, and a sailboat is called a boat. Generally speaking, motorboats can be called boats or ships. Small boats and ships can be used to refer to all kinds of ships, big and small. They rowed down the river. They rowed down the river. The boatmen towed their boat to the beach. The boatmen towed the boat to the beach. Australia sends meat to Britain. Australia sends meat to Britain. He went to India by boat. He went to India by boat. This ship is bound for America. This ship is bound for America. This ship is now sailing for the first time. This ship is sailing for the first time. Camels are called desert boats. Camels are considered ships in the desert. 2.Boat and ship have many compound words and phrases, each with a fixed meaning. For example, captain shipmaster, sunken ship, shipyard, these words can not be replaced by ships; Conversely, the compound word boat cannot be replaced by ship. For example, the following vessels are usually called boats: fishing boats, sailing boats, rowing boats, motorboats and ferries. Battleship, a larger ship of the national navy, is usually called a warship. Going boating means "boating", not boating. Boat people do not refer to "boat people" in the ordinary sense, but to "boat people fugitives", such as refugees who fled by boat in Vietnam and Haiti. For example, many boat people leave their homes just to die at sea. Many refugees fled their homes by boat, but they were buried in the sea. They went to Hong Kong by boat. They went to Hong Kong by boat. They went to Hong Kong by boat. Five words (verb) ship, deliver, dispatch, mail and send all have the meaning of "send". The difference between the two is that 1.mail refers to sending letters, parcels and other things, emphasizing the act of sending things out. Deliver means to deliver. For example, it will be delivered at noon tomorrow. Farmers guarantee the quantity and quality of vegetables delivered. Farmers guarantee the quality and quantity of vegetables sold. 3.dispatch can refer to the dispatch of personnel (troops, fleets) from superiors to subordinates, emphasizing emergency dispatch. For example, a messenger was sent to take the message to the soldiers at the front. A correspondent was sent to deliver a message to the soldiers at the front. The allies agreed to send reinforcements. The allies agreed to send reinforcements. 4. Send content or methods that do not involve objects. Let's all see him off at the airport. We all went to the airport to see him off. If there is a letter after you leave, I will forward it. If a letter comes after you leave, I will forward it. Have you sent out the notice of the Christmas party? Have you circulated the notice of the Christmas party? 5.ship refers to the transportation of goods by water, land and air, and is now commonly used in business. For example, some fruits are unlucky. Some fruits are inconvenient to transport. The goods were shipped last week. The goods were shipped last week. Boat, boat, canoe, ship, boat and craft all mean "boat". Boat generally refers to any size boat, especially an open-deck boat sailing or paddling. The meaning of ship is very broad, generally referring to large ships, such as sailboats and inland river transport ships. Canoes refer to long and light canoes and canoes with paddles. Steam refers to a ship powered by a steam engine. A ship refers to a large ship carrying goods or people. The craft ship is collective noun, but it can also refer to a separate ship. The verbs send, deliver, dispatch, forward, ship and transmit all mean "send, send and transmit". Send is the most commonly used word with a wide range of meanings. Refers to sending people or things from one place to another, regardless of the content or mode of delivery. Deliver refers to the act of sending letters, packages, etc. Go out or go to a place, or give it to someone directly. The key is to send them. Dispatch refers to sending or dispatching for a special purpose, emphasizing urgency or speed. Forward means to forward something to someone by other people or means (email). Ships transport things by water, land or air. Now it often refers to the commercial delivery of goods or consignment of goods. Transmission refers to sending the contents of files, messages, etc. Something similar in one place or elsewhere. Synonyms related to ships

Ships, ferries, liners, tankers, yachts, delivery, dispatching, mail, sending

Ship-related adjacent words

Shipbuilding, Shining, Ship, Shipa, Shipp, Shipes, shipto, Shipen, Shipai, Shiple, Shippy, Shipin.

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