seafaring

• Relativo a viajar o trabajar en el mar; describe a una persona, cultura o actividad dedicada a la navegación o la vida oceánica.

Relating to travel or work on the sea; describing a person or culture that navigates or lives by the ocean.

1. Used on the high seasB2formal

   Designed or intended for use in the open ocean, far from land.

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   • The ship was equipped with seafaring navigation tools.
   • Seafaring vessels must withstand harsh weather conditions.
   • They relied on seafaring charts for their long voyage.

   Sinónimosdeep-seaoceangoingoceanicseagoing

2. Relating to sea travelB2formal

   Connected with traveling or working on the sea.

   relativo a la navegación marítima

   • He comes from a long line of seafaring explorers.
   • Seafaring communities often have unique traditions.
   • The museum has a collection of seafaring artifacts.

   Sinónimosmarinemaritimenauticalnavaloceanicseagoing

• Sustantivo que designa la actividad de navegar por el mar, especialmente como profesión u oficio de marinero, así como los viajes o travesías por mar o agua.

A noun referring to the work or occupation of a sailor, or travel by sea or water.

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1. Work of a sailorB2formal

   The occupation or profession of traveling and working on the sea.

   Navegación como oficio

   • Seafaring has been a vital part of human history for centuries.
   • He dedicated his life to seafaring, spending months at a time on cargo ships.
   • Modern seafaring requires extensive training in navigation and safety.

   Sinónimosnavigationsailing

2. Travel by waterB2formal

   The act of journeying across oceans or seas, typically for trade, exploration, or leisure.

   Navegación marítima

   • The ancient Phoenicians were masters of seafaring and established trade routes across the Mediterranean.
   • Seafaring became safer with the invention of the compass.
   • Many cultures have rich traditions of seafaring and storytelling about ocean voyages.

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