ahoy
ahoy — 感嘆詞
1. a word shouted from a boat or ship to get the attention of people on another ves
啊嗬;喂
船上大聲喊人打招呼
a word shouted from a boat or ship to get the attention of people on another vessel or on the shore, used as a nautical way of hailing or greeting
Mei stood at the bow and yelled, "Ahoy there! Can you hear us?"
Mei 站在船頭大喊:「喂!你們聽得到嗎?」
ahoy + there for direct address
"Ahoy! Is everyone safe on that boat?" the coastguard called through the fog.
海岸巡防員穿過濃霧喊道:「啊嗬!那艘船上的人都平安嗎?」
Taro cupped his hands and shouted "Ahoy!" across the harbour to his friend.
Taro 把手圈在嘴邊,朝港口的另一端對朋友大喊:「喂!」
用法筆記
Almost exclusively used in nautical or maritime contexts. In modern everyday speech, 'ahoy' is extremely rare and may sound theatrical or playful.
常見錯誤
2. a shout from someone on a ship who sees something far away, such as land, anothe
發現了
船上發現遠方事物時的呼喊
a shout from someone on a ship who sees something far away, such as land, another vessel, or an object on the water
"Land ahoy!" shouted the lookout, and the tired crew rushed to the railing.
瞭望員大喊:「發現陸地!」疲憊的船員紛紛衝到船舷邊。
pattern: [sight] + ahoy
Diego pointed to the horizon and yelled "Ship ahoy!" to alert the captain.
Diego 指向地平線大喊「發現船隻!」以通知船長。
From the crow's nest, Wei spotted something and cried, "Sail ahoy off the port side!"
Wei 從瞭望臺上發現了什麼,喊道:「左舷發現船帆!」
用法筆記
Frequently combined with the name of the thing spotted in front of 'ahoy' (e.g. 'Land ahoy!', 'Ship ahoy!', 'Sail ahoy!'). This pattern is rarely used outside of historical or literary maritime contexts.