boatman

英 [ˈbəʊtmən]

美 [ˈboʊtmən]

n. 靠小船营生的人; 摆渡者; 小船出租人

复数：boatmen　

BNC.16965 / COCA.26945

牛津词典

noun

靠小船营生的人；摆渡者；小船出租人
a man who earns money from small boats, either by carrying passengers or goods on them, or by renting them out

摆渡者；船夫；（出租船只的）船主
Aboatmanis a man who is paid by people to take them across an area of water in a small boat, or a man who hires boats out to them for a short time.

noun

You can sit on a soft cushion in a gondola while a boatman rows you along green canals.
你可以乘着由船工驾驭的平底船并坐在柔软的靠垫上游览绿色的运河。
The boatman took up the pole and shoved the boat off.
船夫拿起了篙子，把船撑离了岸。
That's too bad because I'm at the boatman.
太可惜了，因为我也住在船夫。
Listen, someone is shouting for the boatman at the ford.
听呀，有人在浅滩上喊船夫呢。
The boatman waits for us, I say we make him wait a little longer!
死神在等着我们，就让他们再多等一会吧！
'Just one,'replied the boatman,'and he seems to travel even lighter than you.'
只有一位，船夫回答，他似乎比你们更轻装。
The boatman kept a sharp eye on the wind and water.
船老大仔细观察风头和水势。
Mother, if you don't mind, I should like to become the boatman of the ferryboat when I am grown up.
妈妈，如果你不在意，我长大的时候，要做这渡船的船夫。
He's an expert boatman, and can be found sailing with his family almost every weekend.
他是个老练的船夫，几乎每个周末都和家人出海。
I met the boatman who then took me across the ferry.
我遇到了那位船夫，他将我渡到对岸。