A ship sank near here yesterday.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A ship sank near here yesterday.

A ship was traveling across the sea.

The sea was dotted with little boats.

The ship sank to the bottom of the sea.

The boat drifted about on the sea.

The ship sank below the surface (of the water).

The ship sailed along the coast.

The ship encountered rough seas.

The ship capsized in the storm.

The ship suddenly split in two.

The ship went down slowly.

The ship sailed down the channel.

The ship gradually receded from view.

The vessel steamed off.

The boat looked as if it was on the point [verge] of sinking.

I went to Otaru by ship.

I took a ship to Otaru.

right aft

The ship dropped anchor.

The ship drove on the rocks.

The ship struck the rocks.

The ship struck on a rock.

The ship sank.

The ship hove to.

The ship's anchor is dragging.

a bad [slow] sailer

The ship came into port in tow of a tug.

That ship crossed the equator yesterday.

The ship went off.

The ship is off course.