Seamanship
Pronunciation: /ˈsiˈmænˌʃɪp/
Seamanship (noun)
- Skills for running a boat or ship safely, including steering, managing sails, and handling weather and waves.
- The knowledge and careful behaviour of sailors that helps a crew work well together during voyages.
Examples
- Good seamanship keeps the ship stable in rough weather.
- Seamanship helps the crew avoid dangerous mistakes during storms.