vessel
柯林斯詞典
1. N-COUNT A vessel is a ship or large boat. 船; 艦[正式]
...a New Zealand navy vessel. …一艘新西蘭海軍艦艇。
2. →see also blood vessel
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vessel /?v?s?l/ (vessels)
劍橋詞典
- The 169,000-ton vessel went down during a typhoon in the South China Sea.
- The company has five oceangoing vessels.
- A warning went out to fishing vessels in the region .
- Refugees are making hazardous journeys in unsafe vessels.
- His vessel went down off the coast of Australia .
vessel noun [C] (SHIP)
formala large boat or a ship
船，艦
a cargo /fishing /naval /patrol /sailing /supply vessel 貨船／漁船／海軍艦艇／巡邏艇／帆船／補(bǔ)給船
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vessel noun [C] (CONTAINER)
formala curved container that is used to hold liquid
器皿；容器
The remains of some Roman earthenware vessels were found during the dig . 挖掘過程中發(fā)現(xiàn)了一些古羅馬人的陶瓷器皿的殘片。
vessel noun [C] (PERSON)
literarya person who has a particular quality or who is used for a particular purpose
（有某種特質(zhì)或用途的）人
As a young and spirited politician , he seems a worthy vessel for the nation's hopes . 他是位充滿活力的年輕政治家，似乎是可以寄托國(guó)家希望的人。
vessel noun [C] (TUBE)
a tube that carries liquids such as blood through the body
（人躰的）血琯，脈琯
A heart attack is caused by the blood vessels that supply the blood to the heart muscle getting blocked . 心髒病發(fā)作是由於曏心肌供血的血琯堵塞引起的。 返回 vessel