| 释义 | View usage for: (siːmən) Word forms: plural seamencountable nounA seaman is a sailor, especially one who is not an officer.  The men emigrate to work as seamen. Synonyms: sailor, marine, mariner, tar [informal] More Synonyms of seamanseaman in British English (ˈsiːmən) nounWord forms:  plural -men1. a rating trained in seamanship as opposed to electrical engineering, etc 2. a man who serves as a sailor 3. a person skilled in seamanshipDerived formsseaman-like (ˈseaman-ˌlike)  adjectiveseamanly (ˈseamanly) adjective, adverbseaman in American English (ˈsimən)   nounWord forms: plural ˈseamen (ˈsimən)2.  US Navy  an enlisted person ranking below a petty officer third class, whose general duties involve most ships' equipment other than boilers and engines Word origin ME seeman  < OE sæman : see  sea & UNRESOLVED CROSS REFThere followed a short spell as a merchant seaman.His father was a merchant seaman and his mother a cleaner.My dad was a merchant seaman.But it sounds the ideal position for able seaman Prescott.Marriage to a merchant seaman in 2004 put her on course for work by the coast.His father was a merchant seaman and killed during the Great War.His father, a merchant seaman, had boxed in the navy while his mother swam competitively.Examples of 'seaman' in a sentenceseamanBritish English: seaman  /ˈsiːmən / NOUN  A seaman is a sailor. The men all work as seamen. American English: seaman Arabic: بَحَّار Brazilian Portuguese: marinheiro Chinese: 海员 Croatian: pomorac Czech: námořník Danish: sømand Dutch: zeeman European Spanish: marino Finnish: merimies French: marin German: Seemann Greek: ναυτικός Italian: marinaio Japanese: 船乗り Korean: 선원 Norwegian: sjømann Polish: marynarz European Portuguese: marinheiro Romanian: marinarRussian: моряк Latin American Spanish: marino Swedish: sjöman Thai: ลูกเรือ Turkish: denizci Ukrainian: морякVietnamese: thủy thủ 
All related terms of 'seaman'Chinese translation of 'seaman' n (c)  水手(shuǐshǒu)  (个(個), gè)
Definition a sailor The men emigrate to work as seamen.Synonyms marine tar (informal) hearty (informal) sea dog seafarer matelot (slang, mainly British) Jack Tar seafaring man or woman or person lascar leatherneck (slang)Additional synonymsDefinition a sailor He has the weatherbeaten face of a mariner.Synonyms sailor,  or woman">seaman or woman,  sea dog,  seafarer,  hand,  salt,  tar,  navigator,  gob (US, slang),  matelot (slang, British),  Jack Tar,  seafaring man or woman or person,  bluejacketWhich of you is the best navigator? Synonyms helmsman or woman or person,  guide,  pilot,  or woman">seaman or woman,  mariner, steersman or woman or personDefinition an experienced sailor ‘Did he look like an old sea salt?’ I asked, laughing.Synonyms sailor,  marine,  or woman">seaman or woman,  mariner,  tar (informal),  hearty (informal),  navigator,  sea dog,  seafarer,  matelot (slang, British),  Jack Tar,  seafaring man or woman or person,  lascar,  leatherneck (slang)seal something offseal something upseamseamanseamysearsearch
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