landsman in Portuguese
landsman in Portuguese is campônio — landsman means a person who avoids the sea, lacks sailing skills, or feels uneasy on boats.
landsman in Portuguese
campônio
A person who does not go to sea, who lacks the skills of a sailor or who is uncomfortable on ships or boats.
What does "landsman" mean?
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noun A person who avoids the sea, lacks sailing skills, or feels uneasy on boats.
"I’ve noticed that these landsmen, nine times out of ten, haven’t the least notion whether the tide’s in or out or where it is."
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- noun Someone who shares the same background or beliefs as you.
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landsman in a sentence
- I’ve noticed that these landsmen, nine times out of ten, haven’t the least notion whether the tide’s in or out or where it is.
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What is "landsman" in Portuguese?
"landsman" in Portuguese is campônio. landsman means: A person who avoids the sea, lacks sailing skills, or feels uneasy on boats.
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