captain or skipper of a boat or ship; the person in charge of overall management of a vessel

on a ship or boat; aboard

A vehicle designed for travel or operation in outer space, such as a spaceship; also referred to as [[宇宙飞船|宇宙飛船|yu3 zhou4 fei1 chuan2]] or [[太空船|太空船|tai4 kong1 chuan2]].

a ticket for a ship or boat; passenger boat fare

boats and ships; a collective term for various types of watercraft

crew member or worker on a ship; mariner

a collective term for ships, boats, or vessels of various kinds

boat used for catching fish

A vehicle designed for travel or operation in outer space, such as a shuttle or craft; also referred to as [[宇宙飞船|宇宙飛船|yu3 zhou4 fei1 chuan2]]

boat or ship that uses sails to travel by wind power

group of ships or vessels sailing together, such as a naval or merchant fleet

to row or paddle a boat; to go boating

steamship; steamer; any motorized boat or vessel

to construct or manufacture vessels

a small boat, often one rowed with oars; dinghy; canoe; skiff

to board a ship or boat; to embark

to take or go by a boat or ship

To leave a boat and go ashore

a sunken boat or ship

spacecraft or spaceship launched by rockets for travel in outer space

a building or facility used for docking, repairing, or building ships; dock; shipyard

boat or ship used for sightseeing or carrying tourists; cruise ship

to set sail; to depart (of a boat)

The back end of a ship or boat; aft

cargo ship or vessel used for transporting goods

literally meaning the boat rises with the water level; used as a metaphor for things that develop or improve according to the general situation, or for someone's status rising along with their superiors

the front part of a boat or ship; prow; stem

the hold of a ship or the cabin where passengers and cargo are kept

a commercial ship used for transporting goods or passengers

hull or main body of a ship, including the deck, mast, and internal structure

a collective term for all types of naval vessels and civilian boats; ships; warships

boat or ship used for transporting people, vehicles, or goods across a body of water

a lock on a canal or river that allows ships to pass between levels of different height

To board a ship, boat, or ferry; to travel by water.

warship; especially refers to ancient vessels used for combat

To experience dizziness or nausea while traveling on a boat or ship.

a factory where ships are built or repaired; shipbuilder's yard

The body or main structure of a ship

to capsize; to shipwreck; (of a boat) to overturn

shipyard; dockyard; a facility used for the construction and repair of ships and boats

to load cargo onto a ship

a boat made of wood

transportation of goods by boat; sea freight

a person who works on a boat, such as a deckhand or rower

cargo ship; transport ship; vessel used for moving goods or materials

The owner of a ship; shipowner.

The owner of a boat or ship; also known as [[船东|船東|chuan2 dong1]].

passenger ship; boat that carries passengers

barge; lighter; a boat without its own engine used for carrying passengers or goods while being towed or pushed by a tugboat