Shipmate

Definition

shipmate /'ʃÇpmeÇt/ n သေဘၤာတြင္ အတူလုပ္ေဖာ္ကိုင္ဖက္။ See also MATE 1 ၃

Examples

1. ‘Loose lips sink ships - Don't discuss work related matters with your shipmates in public places such as hotels
2. restaurants or on trains or buses.’
3. ‘We climbed into oilskins
4. life jackets and clip-on safety harnesses
5. and became fellow shipmates for the day-night crossing.’
6. ‘Already seen as shipmates by Wasp crew members
7. they will soon be American citizens.’
8. ‘A true seaman is always ready to act in time to avoid injury to his ship
9. his shipmates or himself.’
10. ‘His head popped over the rail and when he noticed Pearl there by herself he called for help from his fellow shipmates.’
11. ‘For clergy
12. this often means that pastors are to be the captains of the ship leading their shipmates into the glorious future.’
13. ‘What we really feared was letting down our shipmates - and our fellow citizens.’
14. ‘More than 60 years later
15. a wreath from his family rests on his grave at Lyness cemetery
16. where he was the sole officer buried alongside shipmates from the ranks.’
17. ‘Whether it's our service to our nation
18. service to our Navy
19. or service to our shipmates
20. it is a transforming experience to be part of it.’
21. ‘Whispering soon ensued
22. and the crew member led my shipmates to a little boat tied up to the side of the ship.’
23. ‘In this climate of fear and shortages the support and generosity shown to the Harare branch by their fellow shipmates in the UK has meant a great deal.’
24. ‘A fellow shipmate
25. good sailor
26. good man
27. good friend.’
28. ‘And when a ship need underway replenishment or a shipmate goes overboard
29. this highly-qualified team s launched into action.’
30. ‘They are strong young men and women
31. and they are serving their ship and their shipmates
32. and I couldn't be more proud of them.’
33. ‘They had saved their ship and saved their shipmates
34. he told them.’
35. ‘Every day you report for duty
36. you have an opportunity to positively influence your shipmates - seize each day shipmates!’
37. ‘First-time sailors from land-locked states become shipmates with experienced sailors.’
38. ‘Again
39. a little personal intervention into our shipmates ' careers can go a long way in helping them appreciate service in the Navy on a daily basis.’
40. ‘I'm just passing through to kill time till my shipmate fixes the ship that she damaged.’
41. ‘Don't get me wrong
42. I think stealing from your shipmates or fellow Marines is one of the worst things you can do and you should fry.’