hell-ship
now historical
noun
A ship on which living conditions are extremely unpleasant or one with a reputation for cruelty and tyranny among the crew; a floating ‘hell’.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Boston Globe.
| 单词 | hell-ship |
| 释义 | hell-shipnow historical noun A ship on which living conditions are extremely unpleasant or one with a reputation for cruelty and tyranny among the crew; a floating ‘hell’. Origin |
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