Seagoing ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Seagoing ( adjective )

Capable of or suitable for travel on the sea, especially in relation to ships or boats.

Origin:

The word seagoing comes from the word "sea" and "going" which means capable of or suitable for travel on the sea. it is first recorded in the english language in the 19th century.

Examples:

1. The seagoing vessel was built to withstand heavy storms.
2. He was a seagoing sailor with many years of experience.
3. The seagoing ship was equipped with advanced navigation technology.
4. He was trained to operate seagoing vessel.
5. The seagoing boat was designed to carry cargo.

(As a verb)

Seagoing ( verb )

Capable of or suitable for travel on the sea, especially in relation to ships or boats.

Origin:

The word seagoing comes from the word "sea" and "going" which means capable of or suitable for travel on the sea. it is first recorded in the english language in the 19th century.

Examples:

1. The seagoing vessel was built to withstand heavy storms.
2. He was a seagoing sailor with many years of experience.
3. The seagoing ship was equipped with advanced navigation technology.
4. He was trained to operate seagoing vessel.
5. The seagoing boat was designed to carry cargo.