vessel
//ˈvesəl//
Translation
vessel
Definition
A vessel is a large ship or boat designed for travel on water, especially for carrying cargo or passengers. This term is commonly used in maritime contexts to refer to various types of watercraft, from small fishing boats to massive container ships. Vessels are essential for global trade, transportation, and naval operations, and they often require specialized crews and navigation equipment. The word implies a degree of size and purpose, distinguishing it from smaller recreational boats.
Example
“The cargo vessel docked at the port to unload its goods.”
“A naval vessel patrolled the waters near the coast.”
“The fishing vessel returned to shore with a large catch.”
“They boarded the vessel for a week-long cruise across the Atlantic.”
“The captain guided the vessel through the narrow channel.”
“A rescue vessel was dispatched to help the stranded sailors.”
“The research vessel collected data on ocean currents.”
“The vessel's hull was reinforced to withstand icy waters.”
“A container vessel can carry thousands of shipping containers at once.”
“The ancient vessel was discovered preserved on the seabed.”
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Other meanings
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