roll-on, roll-off ship (RORO ship); vessel designed to load and unload vehicles by driving them on and off
Chuanshan, a district of Suining City 遂宁市[suì níng shì], Sichuan
Chuanying, a district of Jilin City 吉林市[jí lín shì], Jilin
1.lit. using straw boats to borrow arrows (idiom, from 三国演义[sān guó yǎn yì])2.fig. to use others' manpower and resources for one's own ends
1.lit. to mistakenly board a pirate ship2.to embark on a hopeless adventure
集装箱船集裝箱船 container ship
1.lit. to push the boat with the current2.fig. to take advantage of the situation for one's own benefit
脚踏两只船腳踏兩隻船 1.to have a foot in both camps2.to have a bet each way3.to be having an affair
armed vessel (of ancient times)
1.boat or raft adapted to handle rapids2.white-water raft
1.ankle socks2.invisible socks
"turtle ship", armored warship used by Koreans in fighting the Japanese during the Imjin war of 1592-1598 壬辰倭乱[rén chén wō luàn]
boat propelled by a yuloh (a single sculling oar)
naval surveillance vessel; maritime patrol boat
shark sucker (Echeneis naucrates)
boat used for collecting river sludge (to use as a fertilizer)
gondola (Venetian canal boat)
1.spaceship2.spacecraft3.Space Shuttle, US spacecraft system (1981-2011)
Captain James Cook (1728-1779), British navigator and explorer
船上交货船上交貨 Free On Board (FOB) (transportation)
Minister of Navy during Qing times