sailor
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈseɪlər/
:
marinero
- Many sailors enjoy telling stories of their adventures at sea during shore leave.
- ship's sailors
- sailors use sonar
- Chinese sailors
He responded that we sailors never smile while on duty.
- He responded that we sailors never smile while on duty.
- He says, I was a shipwrecked sailor before I ever took ship.
- It's that's that's that was the common joke is like sailors were gay.
- At the same time, Eric was also a sailor.
- Have you ever wanted to live the life of a sailor?
- In that scene the sailors face their first fear, defeat, disgrace.
- Indeed, they are a good source of vitamin C and were once used by sailors to treat and prevent scurvy.
- Going further into sailors on the sea of fate.
Examples
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He responded that we sailors never smile while on duty.
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I would imagine that most of the sailors and crew stayed close to the ship.
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Oh, take it easy, sailor.
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What will the common people of foreign countries, what will the sailors and soldiers say?
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The English ship stayed close to home again, and almost no sailors were lost to the Spanish.
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Turns out a number of those sailors died because they were handling these leaves.
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Sailors say he is near.
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You are invited to board a ship where a sailor will describe the four-month voyage from England.
Academic text (1995) -
Indeed, they are a good source of vitamin C and were once used by sailors to treat and prevent scurvy.
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We welcome you all along with pilots, sailors, hikers, students, alumni, neighbors and friends.
Synonyms
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2.4
A person who works as part of a team on a ship, plane, or film set
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2.8
A person who works on a ship as a crew member below the officers
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6.0
A person who works on a ship at sea
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3.2
A person who works with others on a ship, aircraft, or vehicle
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3.2
A person who works with others on a ship or plane
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2.8
A person who works with others on the same ship, plane, or spacecraft
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5.7
A crew member who does physical work on a ship's deck
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4.8
A person who works or travels at sea, like a sailor
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7.1
A sailor who is trained and has a certificate to work on a ship's deck
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7.7
A sailor in the navy who is not an officer
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9.9
A sailor who cleans the ship, for example the deck
A sailor who works on a ship
A person on a ship who is fully trained to do all normal jobs
A person who works on the deck of a ship
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Etymology
Sailor comes from the word sail, which means 'a large cloth that the wind fills to move a ship'. A sailor was originally someone who worked with the sail, so today it means a person who works on a ship's crew.