Helmsman Meaning in English
word
ˈhɛɫmzˌmæn
HELMS-man
hˈɛlmzmən
HELMS-muhn
释义
A helmsman is the person who steers a ship or boat, making sure it goes in the right direction.
用法与细微差别
Most often used in nautical or maritime contexts. Rarely used outside ships or boats. Can refer to both professional or amateur steering roles. Sometimes used metaphorically for someone guiding a group.
Spanish: timónel - piloto (de barco)Portuguese (BR): timoneiroPortuguese (PT): timoneiroChinese (Simplified): 舵手Chinese (Traditional): 舵手Hindi: जलचर चालक - नाविकArabic: رُبّان السفينةBengali: নাবিক - চালক (জাহাজের)Russian: штурман - рулевойJapanese: 操舵手Vietnamese: người lái tàuKorean: 조타수Turkish: dümenciUrdu: کمان دار - جہاز کا راہ دکھانے والاIndonesian: juru mudi
例句
The helmsman carefully steered the ship through the storm.
basic
My uncle was the helmsman on his fishing boat.
basic
The captain trusted the helmsman to keep the boat on course.
basic
After hours at the wheel, the helmsman finally took a break.
natural
Even though he was new, the helmsman handled the narrow river without trouble.
natural
She’s the real helmsman of our project; she keeps us moving forward.
natural