Definition of unship in English:

unship

verbunshipped, unships, unshippingʌnˈʃɪpˌənˈʃɪp

1Nautical
with object Remove (an oar, mast, or other object) from its fixed or regular position.
they unshipped the oars
Example sentencesExamples
- To assist easy repair of such damage, exposed and vulnerable elements, such as arms and legs, were constructed in such a way that they could be removed and unshipped from the main body of the figurehead.
- Andrew stowed their gear along the side of the rowboat and unshipped the oars.
- He unshipped his RPG launcher and minigun.
- He secured his weapons before unshipping his grappling hook and two of his home-made grenades.
- He unshipped both his assault rifle and scattergun, made sure the safeties were off, and restrained the urge to smile.
2Unload (a cargo) from a ship or boat.
folks would come downriver and unship their wagons and horses here
Example sentencesExamples
- At a still later period, the Mary of Leith obtained a safe conduct from the English king to unship her cargo.
- "Terminal" means any terminal, jetty, pier, floating structure or other works within a harbour at which ships can obtain shelter or ship and unship goods or passengers.
Synonyms
unload, dump, jettison, discharge, deposit, empty, empty out, tip, tip out, drop, get rid of

Definition of unship in US English:

unship

verbˌənˈSHipˌənˈʃɪp

[with object]Nautical

1Remove (an oar, mast, or other object) from its fixed or regular position.
they unshipped the oars
Example sentencesExamples
- To assist easy repair of such damage, exposed and vulnerable elements, such as arms and legs, were constructed in such a way that they could be removed and unshipped from the main body of the figurehead.
- He unshipped both his assault rifle and scattergun, made sure the safeties were off, and restrained the urge to smile.
- He secured his weapons before unshipping his grappling hook and two of his home-made grenades.
- Andrew stowed their gear along the side of the rowboat and unshipped the oars.
- He unshipped his RPG launcher and minigun.
1. 1.1 Unload (a cargo) from a ship or boat.
  Example sentencesExamples
  At a still later period, the Mary of Leith obtained a safe conduct from the English king to unship her cargo.
  "Terminal" means any terminal, jetty, pier, floating structure or other works within a harbour at which ships can obtain shelter or ship and unship goods or passengers.
  Synonyms
  unload, dump, jettison, discharge, deposit, empty, empty out, tip, tip out, drop, get rid of

单词	unship
释义	Definition of unship in English: unship verbunshipped, unships, unshippingʌnˈʃɪpˌənˈʃɪp 1Nautical with object Remove (an oar, mast, or other object) from its fixed or regular position. they unshipped the oars Example sentencesExamples To assist easy repair of such damage, exposed and vulnerable elements, such as arms and legs, were constructed in such a way that they could be removed and unshipped from the main body of the figurehead. Andrew stowed their gear along the side of the rowboat and unshipped the oars. He unshipped his RPG launcher and minigun. He secured his weapons before unshipping his grappling hook and two of his home-made grenades. He unshipped both his assault rifle and scattergun, made sure the safeties were off, and restrained the urge to smile. 2Unload (a cargo) from a ship or boat. folks would come downriver and unship their wagons and horses here Example sentencesExamples At a still later period, the Mary of Leith obtained a safe conduct from the English king to unship her cargo. "Terminal" means any terminal, jetty, pier, floating structure or other works within a harbour at which ships can obtain shelter or ship and unship goods or passengers. Synonyms unload, dump, jettison, discharge, deposit, empty, empty out, tip, tip out, drop, get rid of Definition of unship in US English: unship verbˌənˈSHipˌənˈʃɪp [with object]Nautical 1Remove (an oar, mast, or other object) from its fixed or regular position. they unshipped the oars Example sentencesExamples To assist easy repair of such damage, exposed and vulnerable elements, such as arms and legs, were constructed in such a way that they could be removed and unshipped from the main body of the figurehead. He unshipped both his assault rifle and scattergun, made sure the safeties were off, and restrained the urge to smile. He secured his weapons before unshipping his grappling hook and two of his home-made grenades. Andrew stowed their gear along the side of the rowboat and unshipped the oars. He unshipped his RPG launcher and minigun. 1.1 Unload (a cargo) from a ship or boat. Example sentencesExamples At a still later period, the Mary of Leith obtained a safe conduct from the English king to unship her cargo. "Terminal" means any terminal, jetty, pier, floating structure or other works within a harbour at which ships can obtain shelter or ship and unship goods or passengers. Synonyms unload, dump, jettison, discharge, deposit, empty, empty out, tip, tip out, drop, get rid of
随便看	manual training manual transmission manual typewriter manual worker manubial manubria manubrial manubrial manubrium manubriums manucaptor manucode manuel de falla manuel de falla Manueline manuel noriega manuf. manuf manufact manufactories manufactory manufacturability manufacturability manufacturable manufacturable