seafaring

• Qui se rapporte aux voyages ou au travail en mer ; qualifie une personne, une culture ou une activité liée à la navigation et à la vie en océan.

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.

   Utilisé en haute mer

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

   Synonymesdeep-seaoceangoingoceanicseagoing

2. Relating to sea travelB2formal

   Connected with traveling or working on the sea.

   relatif à la navigation maritime

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

   Synonymesmarinemaritimenauticalnavaloceanicseagoing

• Nom désignant l'activité ou la profession de marin, ainsi que la navigation ou le voyage en mer ou sur l'eau.

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.

   Métier de marin

   • 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.

   Synonymesnavigationsailing

2. Travel by waterB2formal

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

   Navigation en mer

   • 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.

   Synonymescruisingnavigationsailing