galleon

英['g?l??n]

近義詞boat

反義詞

復數:?galleons;

galleon 西班牙大帆船

來自galley, 戰艦。-on, 大詞后綴。

galleon (n.): kind of large ship, 1520s, from French galion "armed ship of burden," and directly from Spanish galeón "galleon, armed merchant ship," augmentative of galea, from Byzantine Greek galea "galley" (see galley) + augmentative suffix -on. Developed 15c.-16c., it was shorter, broader, and with a higher stern superstructure than the galley. In English use, especially of Spanish royal treasure-ships or the government warships that escorted private merchant ships in the South American trade.
GALLEON. The accepted term for the type of ship which the Spaniards used in 1588; that is, an armed merchantman of exceptional quality, combining the strength of the mediaeval trader with some of the finer lines and fighting features of the GALLEY. [Sir Geoffrey Callender, "Sea Passages," 1943]
Italian agumented form of galea, galeaza, led to a different 16c. ship-name in English, galliass (1540s).

1. Fear about the future of his and Galleon's investments triggered a selloff Monday.: 對他和Galleon的投資的恐慌引發了周一的拋售.

2. Goldman, Morgan Stanley and a Galleon representative to comment.: 高盛、摩根士丹利和一名帆船基金代表均拒絕置評.

3. The moon a ghostly galleon tossed upon the cloudy seas?: 月亮是魔鬼的帆船,正被擲向陰霾籠罩的海面?

4. Privateers presents the Caribbean in all of its gold trading, galleon battling glory.: 在以加勒比海域為背景的大航海游戲中,你可以進行黃金貿易, 可以為了榮譽與其他戰船開戰.

5. Galleon is well - armed warship also capable of taking aboard large amounts of cargo.: 西班牙大型帆船,蓋倫,是裝備精良的戰船,同時可以裝載大批貨物.