ocean liner
ocean liner — 名詞
1. a large ship that regularly carries passengers across the sea, following a fixed
遠洋郵輪
定期航行於大洋間的大型客輪
a large ship that regularly carries passengers across the sea, following a fixed route and providing sleeping rooms, food, and entertainment for long journeys
The Queen Mary ocean liner carried the Diaz family across the Atlantic in 1952.
瑪麗皇后號遠洋郵輪在1952年載著 Diaz 一家橫渡大西洋。
named ship as subject with past tense
Kenji's father worked in the engine room of a luxury ocean liner for two decades.
Kenji 的父親過去二十年都在一艘豪華遠洋郵輪的引擎室工作。
After repairs, the ocean liner returned to its weekly route between Yokohama and San Francisco.
維修之後，這艘遠洋郵輪恢復了橫濱與舊金山之間的每週航程。
collocation: weekly trips / went back to its route
Yuna and her grandmother watched the ocean liner depart from the harbor at dawn.
Yuna 和她的祖母在黎明時分看著遠洋郵輪駛離港口。
The shipping company sold its last ocean liner to a hotel group in Dubai.
這家航運公司將其最後一艘遠洋郵輪賣給了杜拜的一家連鎖飯店。
passive construction: sold to become a hotel
- board an ocean liner
- sail on an ocean liner
- ocean liner route
- luxury ocean liner
- retired ocean liner
- cruise ship
modern ships built for vacation travel rather than scheduled point-to-point transport; ocean liners are historically designed for regular passenger service between fixed ports
- passenger ship
broader term that includes any vessel carrying passengers, not limited to large transoceanic ships
用法筆記
Frequently used in historical contexts, as most regular passenger travel by sea has been replaced by air travel.
常見錯誤
同根字
- liner名詞B2
- oceangoing形容詞C1
- cruise ship名詞B1
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- ocean liner company
- ocean liner route
- ocean liner passenger
- ocean liner service
介系詞搭配
- aboard an ocean liner
- on an ocean liner