landlubber
/ˈlændˌlʌb.ər/翻译: 指生活在陆地上、不习惯海上生活的人，或指初次出海没有经验的水手。
词语关系
noun
/ˈlændˌlʌb.ər/
Существительное, обозначающее человека, который живёт и работает на суше, или неопытного моряка в его первом плавании.
Sustantivo que designa a una persona que vive y trabaja en tierra, o a un marinero inexperto en su primer viaje.
Nom désignant une personne qui vit et travaille sur la terre ferme, ou un marin inexpérimenté lors de sa première traversée.
Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die an Land lebt und arbeitet, oder einen unerfahrenen Seemann auf seiner ersten Fahrt.
Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que vive e trabalha em terra firme, ou um marinheiro inexperiente em sua primeira viagem.
指生活在陆地上、不习惯海上生活的人，或指初次出海没有经验的水手。
اسم يُطلق على من يعيش ويعمل على اليابسة، أو على بحّار مبتدئ لا خبرة له في البحر والإبحار.
A noun referring to a person who lives and works on land, or an inexperienced sailor on their first voyage.
Land dwellerB2informal
A person who lives and works on land, especially one unfamiliar with the sea.
Сухопутный жительPersona de tierraterrien (non-marin)LandratteHabitante da terra firme旱鸭子ابن البر- The old sailor laughed at the landlubber who couldn't tie a knot.
- He felt like a landlubber among the experienced crew.
- The landlubber was amazed by the vastness of the ocean.
Inexperienced sailorB2informal
A person who is new to sailing or has little experience at sea.
Неопытный морякPersona inexperta en navegaciónTerrien inexpérimenté en navigationUn erfahrener SeemannMarinheiro inexperiente航海新手بحّار عديم الخبرة- The captain gave the landlubber simple tasks to learn the ropes.
- Every landlubber on the ship was seasick during the storm.
- The experienced sailors teased the landlubber for his clumsy movements.
词形
- landlubbers plural form
- landlubbers' possessive plural form
- landlubber's possessive singular form