sailor

['seilə]

n. 海员, 水手, 扁平的硬边草帽

例句与用法：

My father was a sailor and I'm going to be one, too.

我父亲(以前)是水手，我也打算当水手。

I'm no sailor and I couldn't wait to reach dry land.

我晕船，恨不得立刻上岸。

The sailor suddenly saw a pirate jumping onto the deck.

那水手忽然看到一名海盗跳上了甲板。

They rigged the little boy out as a sailor.

他们把小男孩打扮成水手模样。

The old sailor reeled off one story after another.

老海员滔滔不绝地讲了一个又一个故事。

When the land was seen, the sailor let out a whoop of joy.

当看见陆地时，那水手发出一声欢呼。

The sailor shook out a sail.

海员扬起一面帆。

The sailors are asked to take their positions by their captain.

船长要求水手们各就各位。

详细释义：

n.[C]

1. 船员; 水手; 水兵

He had been a sailor in the U.S. navy.

他曾在美国海军当水兵。

2. 乘船者

短语词组：

a good sailor

1. 不晕船的人

I thought you were a good sailor.

我以为你不晕船的。

a bad sailor

1. 会晕船的人

He is such a bad sailor that he always travels by plane.

他是那么会晕船, 所以他总搭飞机。