ship
/ʃɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A large, seafaring vessel, typically propelled by sails or engines, used for transporting people, goods, or cargo.
“The cargo ship was docked at the harbor.”
2. verb
To transport or convey something, especially by sea or air.
“The company will ship the goods to the customer next week.”
3. verb
To send or forward something, especially a message or a letter.
“She will ship the package tomorrow.”
4. verb
To move or travel on a ship.
“They will ship to Europe next month.”
5. noun
A group of people or a vessel, especially one that is engaged in a particular activity or profession.
“The ship of the line was a powerful naval force.”
6. noun
A sign or symbol, especially one used to represent a particular idea or concept.
“The ship of Theseus was a metaphor for the nature of identity.”
7. noun
A constellation or group of stars that resemble a ship.
“The constellation of the ship was visible in the night sky.”