seaman in Japanese
seaman in Japanese is 水兵 — seaman means a sailor, especially one serving on a ship.
seaman in Japanese
水兵
Pronounced: suihei
(British, Navy) A person of the lowest rank in the Navy, below able seaman.
What does "seaman" mean?
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noun A sailor, especially one serving on a ship.
"The old seaman had spent forty years crewing merchant vessels."
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noun A junior naval rank below petty officer.
"He enlisted as an ordinary seaman straight out of school."
seaman in a sentence
- The old seaman had spent forty years crewing merchant vessels.
- He enlisted as an ordinary seaman straight out of school.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "seaman" in Japanese?
"seaman" in Japanese is 水兵. seaman means: A sailor, especially one serving on a ship.
How do you pronounce 水兵?
"seaman" in Japanese is 水兵, pronounced "suihei".
How do you use "seaman" in a sentence?
Example: "The old seaman had spent forty years crewing merchant vessels." In Japanese, "seaman" is 水兵.
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