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ship

/ʃɪp/

Traduction: Grande embarcation conçue pour se déplacer sur l'eau, utilisée pour transporter des marchandises, des personnes ou à des fins militaires., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'envoyer ou de transporter des marchandises, des cargaisons ou des objets d'un endroit à un autre, généralement par mer, par air ou par voie terrestre.

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noun

/ʃɪp/A1formal
  • frGrande embarcation conçue pour se déplacer sur l'eau, utilisée pour transporter des marchandises, des personnes ou à des fins militaires.

A large vessel designed for traveling on water, used for transportation of goods, people, or military purposes.

  1. Large water vesselA1formal

    A large boat used for transporting people or goods across water.

    frNavire

    • The ship sailed across the Atlantic Ocean.
    • Cargo ships carry goods between continents.
    • They boarded the ship for a cruise around the islands.

    Synonymesboatcraftlinersteamervessel

  2. SpaceshipA2informal

    A vehicle designed for travel or operation in outer space.

    frvaisseau spatial

    • The spaceship launched from Cape Canaveral.
    • The crew prepared the ship for its mission to Mars.
    • Science fiction often features ships that travel faster than light.

    Synonymescraftrocketspace vehiclespacecraftspaceshipstarship

Formes
  • ships plural form
  • ships' possessive plural form
  • ship's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ʃɪp/A2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'envoyer ou de transporter des marchandises, des cargaisons ou des objets d'un endroit à un autre, généralement par mer, par air ou par voie terrestre.

A verb used to indicate the act of sending or transporting goods, cargo, or items from one place to another, typically by sea, air, or land.

  1. Send goodsA2formal

    To send or transport goods or items from one place to another, typically by ship, truck, or other means.

    frexpédier des marchandises

    • We will ship the package to your address tomorrow.
    • The company ships products worldwide.
    • They shipped the furniture by sea.

    Synonymesconsignconveydeliverdispatchforwardfreightsendtransport

    Antonymesacceptreceive

  2. Dispatch or send offB1formal

    To send someone or something away, often quickly or officially.

    frExpédier

    • The troops were shipped overseas for the mission.
    • She shipped her luggage ahead of time.
    • The documents were shipped via express courier.

    Synonymesconsigndeliverdispatchforwardsendsend offtransmit

    Antonymesacceptholdkeepreceiveretain

  3. Support a romantic relationship (slang)B2informal

    To support or desire a romantic relationship between two people, especially fictional characters.

    frshipper (soutien d'une relation romantique)

    • I totally ship those two characters from the show.
    • Fans ship the main couple in the series.
    • Do you ship them together or not?

    Synonymesadvocateendorsepairroot forsupport

Formes
  • shipped past participle
  • shipped past simple
  • shipping present participle
  • ships third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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