steamship

英 [ˈstiːmʃɪp]

美 [ˈstiːmʃɪp]

n.  汽船; 轮船

复数：steamships　

BNC.26563 / COCA.22090

牛津词典

noun

• 汽船；轮船
  a ship driven by steam

柯林斯词典

• 汽船;轮船
  Asteamshipis a ship that has an engine powered by steam.

英英释义

noun

• a ship powered by one or more steam engines
  Synonym:steamer

双语例句

• The steamship had sailed out of sight, but she still stood forlornly on the pier.
  轮船消失在远处，而她仍然怅惘地站在江边。
• For example, warm temperature of the ocean can be used as the steam in a steamship.
  例如，海洋温和的气温可以被用作汽船的蒸汽。
• My father prospered perceptibly, as witness the garage, the Ford, the trips by train and steamship.
  我的父亲明显地发达了，有了车库和福特车，坐火车和轮船出差。
• China Merchants Steamship Company Logistic Management Research ( 1873-1903)
  轮船招商局物流经营研究（1873-1903）
• Travel and transportation were changed when the steamship was invented, and they were changed even more when the locomotive was invented by George Stephenson in1814.
  发明蒸汽船之后，人们的旅行和交通运输都改变了。而在1814年，乔治·史蒂芬逊发明蒸汽机车后，变化更了。
• Chandler realised that "the railroad and the telegraph, the steamship and the cable" had made it possible for companies to grow to a vast scale.
  钱德勒意识到，“铁路和电报，轮船和电缆”的出现，让企业成长为巨大规模成为可能。
• On the long-roofed steamship piers one is in a country that is no longer here and not yet there.
  站在有着长长的顶篷的轮船码头上，人就犹如置身于一个四处漂泊的国度。
• Only four years later, the first steamship crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
  仅仅四年之后，第一艘蒸汽船横渡了大西洋。
• The steamship veered around for the port.
  轮船掉头返航。
• The first development in modern transportation was the steamship.
  现代交通工具的首次飞跃是轮船。