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a man who takes people or goods somewhere in a small boat, or who has small boats that you can hire for a period of time

another spelling of bosun

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an officer on a ship whose job is to look after the ship’s equipment

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a sailor in the past who attacked and stole from other ships

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a way of writing ‘captain’ that shows how it sounds, used for speaking to the captain of a ship

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the person in charge of a ship or aircraft

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the people who work on a particular ship: can be followed by a singular or plural verb

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the people who work on a ship, aircraft etc: can be followed by a singular or plural verb

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a man who is a member of the crew of a ship, aircraft etc

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someone whose job is to take goods on and off ships at a dock

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someone who controls the engines on a ship or aircraft

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someone whose job is to operate a ferry

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someone who works on a ship

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someone whose job is to steer a ship (=make it go in a particular direction)

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a docker

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a sailor

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an old sailor with a lot of experience

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someone who leads a ship through a difficult or dangerous area of water

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someone whose job is to deal with the accounts on a ship and to look after the passengers

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someone who works on a boat or ship

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someone who sails for pleasure, especially someone who has a lot of experience

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someone who is in charge of a ship, especially a ship that carries goods

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someone who has a lot of experience of ships and sailing

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a man who is a sailor, especially one who is not an officer

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a man who has the skills of a sailor

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a sailor who works together with another sailor on the same ship

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someone who is in charge of a small ship or fishing boat. The more formal word is captain.

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a docker

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someone who works on a submarine

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someone who sails or owns a yacht

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a woman who sails or owns a yacht

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