Definition of wheelsman in English:

wheelsman

nounPlural wheelsmenˈwiːlzmənˈ(h)wēlzmən

North American

A person who steers a ship or boat.
Example sentencesExamples
- Both the Stephen Austin Golding and the Angie Golding run with a six-person crew: two wheelsmen, two tankermen and two deckhands.
- Medals to officers or wheelsmen are so scarce that it would be difficult to price them.
- As well, they already have the necessary certificates to obtain well-paid jobs as deckhands, wheelsmen or mechanical assistants who one day may become navigation or mechanic officers.
- Captain McDonald, two mates, two wheelsmen and two watchmen, all caught at the bow of the broken vessel, perished trying to ride their make-shift raft to Sand Island.
- The Coast Guard's Board of Inquiry was notified, the wheelsman and all parties involved thoroughly questioned.
- Aft we came to meet an audience who had been watching our efforts - called by the wheelsman who considered that both of us had taken leave of our senses.
- It seemed the wheelsman on the icebreaker had spent the majority of another tortured night calling ship-to-shore on the radio.
- Both the master and second mate were on deck; and the wheelsman was an able seaman of experience, and the lookout was stationed on the top-gallant forecastle.
- McGrath says that the duties of wheelsman in those days were of a much more onerous character than now.
- Soon after the wheelsman saw sparks shooting up between the smokestacks.
- He was the senior wheelsman and truly loved sailing.
- A lakeboat's bridge is on the foc'sle head as it would appear, and the spearpole in the lowered position helps the wheelsman to line up the range markers and any other distant object?
- On the ship's forward end, most of the deckhands, deckwatch and wheelsmen lived in the forecastle, while the mates shared cabins in the stout steel deckhouse.
- On the larger ships, he is primarily a wheelsman and maintains the bridge and its equipment in shipshape order.
- As a working tug, the John Purves had a crew consisting of: a captain, two mates, three wheelsmen, a chief engineer, three engineers, three wipers and a cook.
- During this time one of the wheelsmen got aft, securing a few pieces of bread, and came forward again with the mate and boatswain.
- He was then mate on the Kitty M. Forbes, wheelsman on the Roumania, and second mate on the W. H. Gilbert.
- At the captain's table (which was forward) sat the captain, 1st and 2nd mate, chief engineer, 2nd engineer, wheelsmen and watchmen.

Rhymes

wheelsmen

Definition of wheelsman in US English:

wheelsman

nounˈ(h)wēlzmən

North American

A person who steers a ship or boat.
Example sentencesExamples
- As well, they already have the necessary certificates to obtain well-paid jobs as deckhands, wheelsmen or mechanical assistants who one day may become navigation or mechanic officers.
- It seemed the wheelsman on the icebreaker had spent the majority of another tortured night calling ship-to-shore on the radio.
- During this time one of the wheelsmen got aft, securing a few pieces of bread, and came forward again with the mate and boatswain.
- Aft we came to meet an audience who had been watching our efforts - called by the wheelsman who considered that both of us had taken leave of our senses.
- The Coast Guard's Board of Inquiry was notified, the wheelsman and all parties involved thoroughly questioned.
- He was then mate on the Kitty M. Forbes, wheelsman on the Roumania, and second mate on the W. H. Gilbert.
- Both the master and second mate were on deck; and the wheelsman was an able seaman of experience, and the lookout was stationed on the top-gallant forecastle.
- Captain McDonald, two mates, two wheelsmen and two watchmen, all caught at the bow of the broken vessel, perished trying to ride their make-shift raft to Sand Island.
- On the ship's forward end, most of the deckhands, deckwatch and wheelsmen lived in the forecastle, while the mates shared cabins in the stout steel deckhouse.
- Medals to officers or wheelsmen are so scarce that it would be difficult to price them.
- McGrath says that the duties of wheelsman in those days were of a much more onerous character than now.
- On the larger ships, he is primarily a wheelsman and maintains the bridge and its equipment in shipshape order.
- Soon after the wheelsman saw sparks shooting up between the smokestacks.
- He was the senior wheelsman and truly loved sailing.
- Both the Stephen Austin Golding and the Angie Golding run with a six-person crew: two wheelsmen, two tankermen and two deckhands.
- A lakeboat's bridge is on the foc'sle head as it would appear, and the spearpole in the lowered position helps the wheelsman to line up the range markers and any other distant object?
- As a working tug, the John Purves had a crew consisting of: a captain, two mates, three wheelsmen, a chief engineer, three engineers, three wipers and a cook.
- At the captain's table (which was forward) sat the captain, 1st and 2nd mate, chief engineer, 2nd engineer, wheelsmen and watchmen.

单词	wheelsman
释义	Definition of wheelsman in English: wheelsman nounPlural wheelsmenˈwiːlzmənˈ(h)wēlzmən North American A person who steers a ship or boat. Example sentencesExamples Both the Stephen Austin Golding and the Angie Golding run with a six-person crew: two wheelsmen, two tankermen and two deckhands. Medals to officers or wheelsmen are so scarce that it would be difficult to price them. As well, they already have the necessary certificates to obtain well-paid jobs as deckhands, wheelsmen or mechanical assistants who one day may become navigation or mechanic officers. Captain McDonald, two mates, two wheelsmen and two watchmen, all caught at the bow of the broken vessel, perished trying to ride their make-shift raft to Sand Island. The Coast Guard's Board of Inquiry was notified, the wheelsman and all parties involved thoroughly questioned. Aft we came to meet an audience who had been watching our efforts - called by the wheelsman who considered that both of us had taken leave of our senses. It seemed the wheelsman on the icebreaker had spent the majority of another tortured night calling ship-to-shore on the radio. Both the master and second mate were on deck; and the wheelsman was an able seaman of experience, and the lookout was stationed on the top-gallant forecastle. McGrath says that the duties of wheelsman in those days were of a much more onerous character than now. Soon after the wheelsman saw sparks shooting up between the smokestacks. He was the senior wheelsman and truly loved sailing. A lakeboat's bridge is on the foc'sle head as it would appear, and the spearpole in the lowered position helps the wheelsman to line up the range markers and any other distant object? On the ship's forward end, most of the deckhands, deckwatch and wheelsmen lived in the forecastle, while the mates shared cabins in the stout steel deckhouse. On the larger ships, he is primarily a wheelsman and maintains the bridge and its equipment in shipshape order. As a working tug, the John Purves had a crew consisting of: a captain, two mates, three wheelsmen, a chief engineer, three engineers, three wipers and a cook. During this time one of the wheelsmen got aft, securing a few pieces of bread, and came forward again with the mate and boatswain. He was then mate on the Kitty M. Forbes, wheelsman on the Roumania, and second mate on the W. H. Gilbert. At the captain's table (which was forward) sat the captain, 1st and 2nd mate, chief engineer, 2nd engineer, wheelsmen and watchmen. Rhymes wheelsmen Definition of wheelsman in US English: wheelsman nounˈ(h)wēlzmən North American A person who steers a ship or boat. Example sentencesExamples As well, they already have the necessary certificates to obtain well-paid jobs as deckhands, wheelsmen or mechanical assistants who one day may become navigation or mechanic officers. It seemed the wheelsman on the icebreaker had spent the majority of another tortured night calling ship-to-shore on the radio. During this time one of the wheelsmen got aft, securing a few pieces of bread, and came forward again with the mate and boatswain. Aft we came to meet an audience who had been watching our efforts - called by the wheelsman who considered that both of us had taken leave of our senses. The Coast Guard's Board of Inquiry was notified, the wheelsman and all parties involved thoroughly questioned. He was then mate on the Kitty M. Forbes, wheelsman on the Roumania, and second mate on the W. H. Gilbert. Both the master and second mate were on deck; and the wheelsman was an able seaman of experience, and the lookout was stationed on the top-gallant forecastle. Captain McDonald, two mates, two wheelsmen and two watchmen, all caught at the bow of the broken vessel, perished trying to ride their make-shift raft to Sand Island. On the ship's forward end, most of the deckhands, deckwatch and wheelsmen lived in the forecastle, while the mates shared cabins in the stout steel deckhouse. Medals to officers or wheelsmen are so scarce that it would be difficult to price them. McGrath says that the duties of wheelsman in those days were of a much more onerous character than now. On the larger ships, he is primarily a wheelsman and maintains the bridge and its equipment in shipshape order. Soon after the wheelsman saw sparks shooting up between the smokestacks. He was the senior wheelsman and truly loved sailing. Both the Stephen Austin Golding and the Angie Golding run with a six-person crew: two wheelsmen, two tankermen and two deckhands. A lakeboat's bridge is on the foc'sle head as it would appear, and the spearpole in the lowered position helps the wheelsman to line up the range markers and any other distant object? As a working tug, the John Purves had a crew consisting of: a captain, two mates, three wheelsmen, a chief engineer, three engineers, three wipers and a cook. At the captain's table (which was forward) sat the captain, 1st and 2nd mate, chief engineer, 2nd engineer, wheelsmen and watchmen.
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