| 释义 |
† overˈschippen, v. Obs.
[a. Du. overschepen to load into another ship.]
trans. To transfer (goods) from one ship to another; to trans-ship.
1759Ann. Reg. 71 The Dutch West-India ships..took in their cargoes in the manner called overschippen. Ibid., St. Eustatia has but one road where the ships have no other way to take in their cargo but that of overschippen, that is, to take the goods out of the French boats to put them on board the Dutch vessels. |