oarsman
oarsman — 名詞
- oarsmansingular
- oarsmenplural
1. a man who moves a boat through water by pulling on long wooden or plastic blades
男槳手
划船的男性，通常是賽艇隊員
a man who moves a boat through water by pulling on long wooden or plastic blades, usually as one member of a racing team.
Lucas trained every morning on the river to become a stronger oarsman.
Lucas 每天早上都到河上訓練，希望成為更強壯的男槳手。
subject + train + to become + oarsman
Eight oarsmen sat in a long, narrow boat and waited for the starting signal.
八位男槳手坐在一艘細長的船裡，等著起跑信號響起。
oarsmen (plural) in a racing boat
The coach picked Rafael as the youngest oarsman in the university crew.
教練挑選 Rafael 擔任大學賽艇隊裡最年輕的男槳手。
the youngest oarsman in [team]
A tall oarsman from the Dutch team lifted the heavy boat above his head after the race.
比賽結束後，荷蘭隊一位高個子男槳手把沉重的賽艇舉過頭頂。
an oarsman from + [team / country]
Christopher's father had been a famous oarsman at Cambridge during the 1970s.
Christopher 的父親在 1970 年代是劍橋大學一位知名的男槳手。
be a famous/skilled/veteran oarsman
- skilled oarsman
- veteran oarsman
- lead oarsman
- the youngest oarsman
- Cambridge / Oxford oarsman
文法句型
a skilled oarsman
veteran oarsman
an oarsman in a team/crew
用法筆記
Refers specifically to a man; for women, use 'oarswoman', and for a mixed or unspecified group, 'rower' is the gender-neutral term. Strongly associated with racing crews — a casual person rowing a small boat on holiday is usually called a 'rower' rather than an 'oarsman'.