ship (out) (Meaning)

ship (out)

to leave one place and go to another for military duties

The company is shipping out a large consignment of goods to overseas markets.
I need to ship out my packages as soon as possible for timely delivery.
The navy is preparing to ship out several vessels for a month-long deployment.
The passengers were anxious to ship out for their long-awaited cruise.
The shipping company is currently shipping out orders received within the past week.
The ship is scheduled to ship out at midnight with a full cargo of containers.
Last week, the warehouse shipped out almost two hundred boxes of merchandise.
The shipper is working around the clock to ship out backlogged orders.
The freight forwarder is responsible for shipping out goods on behalf of their clients.
The rescue team shipped out on a helicopter to reach the stranded hikers.

to leave one place and go to another for military duties

sail, make sail, take ship, boat, navigate, cruise,voyage, ferry,yacht, kayak

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The company is shipping out a large consignment of goods to overseas markets.

I need to ship out my packages as soon as possible for timely delivery.

The navy is preparing to ship out several vessels for a month-long deployment.

The passengers were anxious to ship out for their long-awaited cruise.