sailor

noun

Seemann, der; (in navy) Matrose, der

be a good/ bad sailor — (not get seasick/get seasick) seefest/nicht seefest sein

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noun (a member of a ship's crew whose job is helping to sail a ship.) der Matrose

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sail·or

[ˈseɪləʳ, AM -ɚ]

n

1. (member of ship's crew) Matrose m, Seemann m

2. (person who sails) Segler(in) m(f)

3.

▶ to be a bad/good \sailor leicht/nicht leicht seekrank werden, nicht seefest/seefest sein

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['seɪlə(r)]

n

1) Seemann m; (in navy) Matrose m, Matrosin f; (= sportsman) Segler(in) m(f)

sailor suit — Matrosenanzug

hello sailor (hum) — hallo Süßer

2) (fig)

to be a good/bad sailor — seefest/nicht seefest sein

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sailor [ˈseılə(r)] s

1. Matrose m, Seemann m:

sailor collar Matrosenkragen m;

sailor hat → 3;

sailor suit → 4;

sailor’s-choice FISCH Seemanns Bester m;

sailors’ home Seemannsheim n;

sailor’s knot Schifferknoten m

2. von Seereisenden:

be a good sailor seefest sein;

be a bad sailor leicht seekrank werden

3. Matrosenhut m (für Kinder etc)

4. Matrosenanzug m

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noun

Seemann, der; (in navy) Matrose, der

be a good/ bad sailor — (not get seasick/get seasick) seefest/nicht seefest sein

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n.

Matrose -n m.

Seefahrer m.

Seemann -¨er m.