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Ship
01
a large boat, used for carrying passengers or goods across the sea
Examples
The captain navigated the ship through rough waters with skill and expertise.
The passengers waved goodbye to their loved ones from the ship's deck.
to ship
01
to send goods or individuals from one place to another using some form of transportation
Transitive: to ship sth | to ship sth somewhere
Examples
The company decided to ship the products overseas to meet the growing demand in international markets.
We will ship the customer's order via express delivery to ensure prompt delivery.
02
to embark or board a vessel for transportation by water
Intransitive
Examples
The passengers will ship at the port in the evening for their week-long cruise.
The explorers will ship at dawn to commence their journey across the open sea.
03
to transport goods or individuals via ships or vessels
Transitive: to ship sth | to ship sth somewhere
Examples
The company decided to ship the newly manufactured cars to international markets using cargo ships.
The online retailer ships products worldwide, ensuring timely delivery through maritime shipping services.
04
to be engaged in service on a ship
Intransitive: to ship | to ship on a vessel
Examples
After completing his training, the new recruit will ship on a naval frigate.
The experienced seaman decided to ship on a merchant vessel for a transatlantic voyage.
05
to support or hope for a romantic relationship between two people, whether real or fictional
SlangExamples
I totally ship them; their chemistry is undeniable.
Do you ship those two characters from the show?
