Definition of shipwright in English:

shipwright

noun ˈʃɪprʌɪtˈʃɪpˌraɪt

A shipbuilder.
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, unlike the master shipbuilders of the Mediterranean civilizations, the Viking shipwrights didn't think in terms of cargo tonnage, military logistics, or naval tactics.
- They include fitters, shipwrights and electricians.
- In addition to depicting the instruments, the author related their use to various tradesmen and professions, including millwrights, bricklayers, shipwrights, and architects.
- More recent ‘traditional’ ship building methods require the shipwright to build the frames first on the keel, and then to add the strakes after.
- Celebrating its 150th birthday this year - it was constructed by Scandinavian shipwrights from the Pacific Mail line - the church is one of the most beautiful in California.
- A shipwright is building a boat on Carrot Bay on the island of Tortola.
- Ships of the Age of Discovery were built from the mind of a shipwright, instead of blueprints.
- The two shipwright's or mast axes are representative of the most common Hathaway tools.
- Clinker shipbuilding was a genuine craft, in which the shipwright remained close to his materials.
- By contrast, a Scottish artiste might play to sodden Glasgow shipwrights, a restrained middle class audience and a temperance rally in the same week.
- The even skin of the carvel hull enabled shipwrights to cut gunports close to the waterline.
- By then living in Florida, the former customer and friend read an article about the Amistad reconstruction that said the project needed shipwrights.
- And though it is still clogged with scaffolding, shipwrights, and a half-dozen cherry pickers, the promenade is already expansively dramatic.
- Those whose names survive are shipwrights who were likely to have overseen the construction of a model much as they did the building of an actual ship.
- He managed Millbrook and worked as a shipwright in Plymouth docks before retiring
- A carpenter in Freeport meant, or course, he was also a shipwright.
- There was slave labor available, but shipwrights, machinists, sailmakers, and all the skilled trades required in shipbuilding were in critically short supply.
- The plan is to take four or five shipwrights, who built Jeanie Johnston, to India and assess the damage for ourselves.

Definition of shipwright in US English:

shipwright

nounˈʃɪpˌraɪtˈSHipˌrīt

A shipbuilder.
Example sentencesExamples
- Those whose names survive are shipwrights who were likely to have overseen the construction of a model much as they did the building of an actual ship.
- A shipwright is building a boat on Carrot Bay on the island of Tortola.
- Now, unlike the master shipbuilders of the Mediterranean civilizations, the Viking shipwrights didn't think in terms of cargo tonnage, military logistics, or naval tactics.
- There was slave labor available, but shipwrights, machinists, sailmakers, and all the skilled trades required in shipbuilding were in critically short supply.
- Celebrating its 150th birthday this year - it was constructed by Scandinavian shipwrights from the Pacific Mail line - the church is one of the most beautiful in California.
- A carpenter in Freeport meant, or course, he was also a shipwright.
- Clinker shipbuilding was a genuine craft, in which the shipwright remained close to his materials.
- Ships of the Age of Discovery were built from the mind of a shipwright, instead of blueprints.
- In addition to depicting the instruments, the author related their use to various tradesmen and professions, including millwrights, bricklayers, shipwrights, and architects.
- The plan is to take four or five shipwrights, who built Jeanie Johnston, to India and assess the damage for ourselves.
- By contrast, a Scottish artiste might play to sodden Glasgow shipwrights, a restrained middle class audience and a temperance rally in the same week.
- They include fitters, shipwrights and electricians.
- By then living in Florida, the former customer and friend read an article about the Amistad reconstruction that said the project needed shipwrights.
- He managed Millbrook and worked as a shipwright in Plymouth docks before retiring
- The even skin of the carvel hull enabled shipwrights to cut gunports close to the waterline.
- More recent ‘traditional’ ship building methods require the shipwright to build the frames first on the keel, and then to add the strakes after.
- The two shipwright's or mast axes are representative of the most common Hathaway tools.
- And though it is still clogged with scaffolding, shipwrights, and a half-dozen cherry pickers, the promenade is already expansively dramatic.

单词	shipwright
释义	Definition of shipwright in English: shipwright noun ˈʃɪprʌɪtˈʃɪpˌraɪt A shipbuilder. Example sentencesExamples Now, unlike the master shipbuilders of the Mediterranean civilizations, the Viking shipwrights didn't think in terms of cargo tonnage, military logistics, or naval tactics. They include fitters, shipwrights and electricians. In addition to depicting the instruments, the author related their use to various tradesmen and professions, including millwrights, bricklayers, shipwrights, and architects. More recent ‘traditional’ ship building methods require the shipwright to build the frames first on the keel, and then to add the strakes after. Celebrating its 150th birthday this year - it was constructed by Scandinavian shipwrights from the Pacific Mail line - the church is one of the most beautiful in California. A shipwright is building a boat on Carrot Bay on the island of Tortola. Ships of the Age of Discovery were built from the mind of a shipwright, instead of blueprints. The two shipwright's or mast axes are representative of the most common Hathaway tools. Clinker shipbuilding was a genuine craft, in which the shipwright remained close to his materials. By contrast, a Scottish artiste might play to sodden Glasgow shipwrights, a restrained middle class audience and a temperance rally in the same week. The even skin of the carvel hull enabled shipwrights to cut gunports close to the waterline. By then living in Florida, the former customer and friend read an article about the Amistad reconstruction that said the project needed shipwrights. And though it is still clogged with scaffolding, shipwrights, and a half-dozen cherry pickers, the promenade is already expansively dramatic. Those whose names survive are shipwrights who were likely to have overseen the construction of a model much as they did the building of an actual ship. He managed Millbrook and worked as a shipwright in Plymouth docks before retiring A carpenter in Freeport meant, or course, he was also a shipwright. There was slave labor available, but shipwrights, machinists, sailmakers, and all the skilled trades required in shipbuilding were in critically short supply. The plan is to take four or five shipwrights, who built Jeanie Johnston, to India and assess the damage for ourselves. Definition of shipwright in US English: shipwright nounˈʃɪpˌraɪtˈSHipˌrīt A shipbuilder. Example sentencesExamples Those whose names survive are shipwrights who were likely to have overseen the construction of a model much as they did the building of an actual ship. A shipwright is building a boat on Carrot Bay on the island of Tortola. Now, unlike the master shipbuilders of the Mediterranean civilizations, the Viking shipwrights didn't think in terms of cargo tonnage, military logistics, or naval tactics. There was slave labor available, but shipwrights, machinists, sailmakers, and all the skilled trades required in shipbuilding were in critically short supply. Celebrating its 150th birthday this year - it was constructed by Scandinavian shipwrights from the Pacific Mail line - the church is one of the most beautiful in California. A carpenter in Freeport meant, or course, he was also a shipwright. Clinker shipbuilding was a genuine craft, in which the shipwright remained close to his materials. Ships of the Age of Discovery were built from the mind of a shipwright, instead of blueprints. In addition to depicting the instruments, the author related their use to various tradesmen and professions, including millwrights, bricklayers, shipwrights, and architects. The plan is to take four or five shipwrights, who built Jeanie Johnston, to India and assess the damage for ourselves. By contrast, a Scottish artiste might play to sodden Glasgow shipwrights, a restrained middle class audience and a temperance rally in the same week. They include fitters, shipwrights and electricians. By then living in Florida, the former customer and friend read an article about the Amistad reconstruction that said the project needed shipwrights. He managed Millbrook and worked as a shipwright in Plymouth docks before retiring The even skin of the carvel hull enabled shipwrights to cut gunports close to the waterline. More recent ‘traditional’ ship building methods require the shipwright to build the frames first on the keel, and then to add the strakes after. The two shipwright's or mast axes are representative of the most common Hathaway tools. And though it is still clogged with scaffolding, shipwrights, and a half-dozen cherry pickers, the promenade is already expansively dramatic.
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