The ship went through the Suez Canal.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The ship went through the Suez Canal.

The captain headed the ship for the channel.

The ship was at sea.

Ferryboats ply across the English Channel.

The ship is working eastward.

The ship went through the Panama Canal.

The ship went through the Panama canal.

A ship was traveling across the sea.

The ship came into port in tow of a tug.

The ship put out to sea.

pilot ships through a canal [seaway]

The boat sailed across the Pacific Ocean.

The boat passed under the bridge.

The ship cut her way through the waves.

The cruise ship landed at the pier.

This boat sails through the Strait of Gibraltar.

The sea was dotted with little boats.

a ship bound east

The ship sailed south [toward the south].

The boat moved diagonally across the river.

The ship rolled over and sank.

The ship sailed along the coast of Shikoku.

The ship sank to the bottom of the sea.

The ship is homeward bound.＝The ship is bound for home.

The boat drifted about on the sea.

The ship rode the waves.

The ship sailed down the channel.

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

The sailing ship was running before the wind.

The boat left port in an adverse wind [against the wind].