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voyage noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + VOYAGE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEepic, great, long 艰辛漫长的／长时间的／漫长的航行arduous 艰苦的航行outward 外出航程homeward, return 返航；归航first, maiden 首航；处女航final, last 最后一次航行ocean, sea 大洋／大海航行transatlantic 横越大西洋的航行around-the-world (NAmE) , round-the-world (BrE) 环球航行solo 单人航行VERB + VOYAGEembark on, go on, make, set out on, undertake 启航；开始航行complete 完成航行◆The ship completed her maiden voyage in May.这艘船 5 月份结束了处女航。PREPOSITIONduring a/the voyage 在航行中◆Lady Franklin kept a journal during the voyage.富兰克林夫人在航行期间一直写日记。on a/the voyage （参与）航行◆There were mainly scientists on the voyage.远航的主要都是科研人员。voyage from, voyage to 从⋯开始的／前往⋯的航行◆The Titanic sank in April 1912 on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.“泰坦尼克”号是在 1912 年 4 月从南安普顿驶往纽约的首航中沉没的。PHRASESa voyage of discovery (often figurative) 发现之旅◆Going to college can be a voyage of discovery.上大学可能是一次发现之旅。 |