seagoing
Made for travel on the open sea, like a ship
- adjective
- /ˈsiˌɡoʊɪŋ/
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marítimo
- The documentary showcased various seagoing ships that navigate the vast seas.
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Watch on YouTubeSo he's making milling down these lathes for, for ship seagoing liners, right, to do propeller shafts.
- So he's making milling down these lathes for, for ship seagoing liners, right, to do propeller shafts.
Examples
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They built a seagoing yacht that can travel across the Atlantic Ocean.
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He went off to seagoing Marine, bought a battleship.
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So he's making milling down these lathes for, for ship seagoing liners, right, to do propeller shafts.
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The sailor was proud of his seagoing vessel, which had weathered many storms.
Synonyms
Fit for sailing safely at sea
is about general capability rather than current safety condition
Able to travel on the open sea
is about general suitability rather than specific design for long voyages
How Seagoing
Surface Forms
seagoing positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word seagoing is made of sea and going, literally 'going on the sea'. So it describes a ship that is able to travel on the open sea.