A mariner is a person who navigates or operates a ship, especially one involved in deep-sea navigation. The term can also refer to someone who works on a boat or ship, such as a sailor or fisherman.
Usage examples
The mariner expertly navigated the treacherous waters, guiding the ship safely to its destination.
The experienced mariner shared his knowledge and insights on sailing techniques with the crew.
The mariner's adventure-filled tales inspired many aspiring sailors to explore the vast oceans.
The mariner's compass and maps were essential tools for finding the right direction during long voyages.
The mariner's uniform featured distinctive blue and white stripes, symbolizing their affiliation with the navy.
The mariner diligently scanned the horizon for any signs of danger, always alert and ready to take swift action.
The mariner's logbook documented every detail of the journey, including weather conditions, distances traveled, and notable sightings.
As the mariner set sail, he bid farewell to his loved ones, unsure when he would return from his sea expeditions.
The mariner discovered a remote island during his exploration, which had never been seen by any other seafarer.
The mariner's reputation preceded him, as his name was associated with courage, skill, and an undeniable love for the sea.
The Mariner Outreach System (MOS) was developed by the Maritime Administration to monitor the availability of U.S. merchant mariners who through their qualifications, job skills and experiences contribute to the overall economic interests and national security of the United States. (transportation.gov)
1155 - DfT - Light dues to be frozen at current levels for 2013 to 2014: the three General Lighthouse Authorities for the United Kingdom and Ireland ensure the navigability of the seas around our islands, preserving the lives of mariners and the integrity of our marine environment. (politics.co.uk)
«WATER, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink,» lamented the ancient mariner in Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem. (newscientist.com)