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Air and Maritime Transport - Large & Commercial Vessels

Learn vocabulary for large and commercial vessels, including cargo, passenger, industrial, naval, and historic ships.

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galleon
galleon
[Sustantivo]

a large, square-rigged sailing ship with multiple masts, used by the Spanish from the 15th to 18th centuries

barge
barge
[Sustantivo]

a flat-bottomed boat used for transporting heavy goods, especially on canals

Ex: The barge was so wide it barely fit through the lock gates. 
cabin cruiser
cabin cruiser
[Sustantivo]

a large motorboat with sleeping quarters and amenities for extended stays on the water

Ex: He docked the cabin cruiser at the marina for the winter. 
coaster
coaster
[Sustantivo]

a ship that travels along a coast, stopping at various ports

Ex: The coaster docked at the pier to unload its cargo of timber. 
clipper
clipper
[Sustantivo]

a large, fast sailing ship of the 19th century, built for speed and used mainly in trade and passenger transport

clíper, velero rápido

clíper, velero rápido

Ex: The sleek hull of the clipper cut smoothly through the waves. 

El casco elegante del clipper cortaba suavemente las olas.

cruiser
cruiser
[Sustantivo]

a motorboat of large size with a cabin on board in which people can sleep, used for recreational purposes

yate

yate

Ex: Modern cruisers often feature luxurious cabins, kitchens, and entertainment systems for extended stays on the water. 

Los cruceros modernos a menudo cuentan con cabinas lujosas, cocinas y sistemas de entretenimiento para estancias prolongadas en el agua.

steamboat
steamboat
[Sustantivo]

a vessel that uses steam generated by boiling water to drive its engines

Ex: Steamboats revolutionized transportation on American waterways in the 19th century. 
cutter
cutter
[Sustantivo]

a single-masted sailboat with the mast placed farther toward the stern than on a sloop

steamship
steamship
[Sustantivo]

a large vessel driven by steam-powered engines

Ex: The steamship's massive paddle wheels churned the water as it departed. 
oil tanker
oil tanker
[Sustantivo]

a large cargo ship built for transporting crude oil in bulk

factory ship
factory ship
[Sustantivo]

a vessel equipped to process whale products onboard at sea

Ex: Modern factory ships have largely replaced land-based whaling stations. 
dredger
dredger
[Sustantivo]

a vessel used for removing sediment and debris from the bottom of waterways

Ex: The dredger's massive suction pipe pulled mud and gravel from the riverbed. 
freighter
freighter
[Sustantivo]

a large ship built specifically to transport goods in bulk across seas and oceans

carguero, buque de carga

carguero, buque de carga

Ex: The freighter was designed to carry thousands of tons of goods safely across long distances. 

El carguero fue diseñado para transportar miles de toneladas de mercancías de manera segura a largas distancias.

lighter
lighter
[Sustantivo]

a flat-bottomed barge used for transferring cargo between ships and shore, especially in harbors

lightship
lightship
[Sustantivo]

a moored ship with a beacon, used as a floating lighthouse where a permanent one is impractical

Ex: The crew on the lightship endured harsh weather while maintaining the beacon. 
showboat
showboat
[Sustantivo]

a river steamboat that served as a floating theatre for live entertainment, especially along the Mississippi River

Ex: The showboat was brightly lit and decorated to attract audiences along the riverbank. 
smack
smack
[Sustantivo]

a coastal fishing vessel, typically rigged as a sloop or cutter

liner
liner
[Sustantivo]

a large luxurious passenger ship, especially one that travels on a regular schedule and is used for long journeys

transatlántico

transatlántico

Ex: The liner was equipped with luxurious dining rooms and ballrooms. 
tanker
tanker
[Sustantivo]

a ship, aircraft, or road vehicle for carrying liquids, particularly crude oil or gas in large quantities

buque cisterna, petrolero

buque cisterna, petrolero

Ex: The military deployed tanker aircraft to refuel fighter jets during missions. 

El ejército desplegó aviones tanque para repostar aviones de combate durante las misiones.

tender
tender
[Sustantivo]

a small boat used to carry people between a ship and the shore

lancha, bote

lancha, bote

Ex: The tender made several trips to ferry crew members back. 

El tender realizó varios viajes para transportar a los miembros de la tripulación de regreso.

tug
tug
[Sustantivo]

a small, powerful vessel designed to pull or push larger ships

whaler
whaler
[Sustantivo]

a vessel used for hunting whales

Ex: The old whaler was converted into a museum ship after whaling was banned. 
schooner
schooner
[Sustantivo]

sailing vessel used in former times

goleta, bergantín

goleta, bergantín

sloop
sloop
[Sustantivo]

a single-masted sailing vessel with the mast positioned about one-third of the boat's length from the bow

Ex: The sloop's simplicity made it a popular choice for weekend sailors. 
brig
brig
[Sustantivo]

a type of two-masted sailing ship, or a prison on a military ship or in a military base

una bergantín,  un tipo de velero de dos mástiles

una bergantín, un tipo de velero de dos mástiles

Ex: The brig on the ship is a small, confined area for prisoners. 

El brig en el barco es un área pequeña y confinada para prisioneros.

ferry
ferry
[Sustantivo]

a boat or ship used to transport passengers and sometimes vehicles, usually across a body of water

ferry

ferry

Ex: Cars and pedestrians boarded the ferry for the trip to the mainland. 

Los coches y los peatones subieron al ferry para el viaje al continente.

cargo ship
cargo ship
[Sustantivo]

a vessel built for transporting goods

Ex: A massive cargo ship can carry thousands of shipping containers. 
container ship
container ship
[Sustantivo]

a cargo vessel built to carry standardised shipping containers

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