taking ship (Meaning)

taking ship

to set out on a voyage by ship

The captain gave the order to prepare the ship for sailing, taking ship the next morning.
Passengers crowded the docks, eager to take ship to distant shores.
As the storm raged, the crew struggled to keep the ship afloat, taking ship water with each crashing wave.
The captain ordered the crew to take ship and abandon the sinking vessel.
The refugees took ship to escape the horrors of war and seek asylum in a foreign land.
The explorer was ready to embark on his long-awaited expedition, taking ship to uncharted territories.
The merchant ship took ship a cargo of exotic spices, bound for distant markets.
The pirates boarded the ship, taking ship and plundering its valuable treasures.
The sailors worked tirelessly to prepare the ship for taking ship the following week.
The ship's crew took ship after undergoing rigorous training and drills.

to set out on a voyage by ship

shipping (out), sailing, ferrying, making sail,boating, voyaging, cruising, coasting,navigating, yachting

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The captain gave the order to prepare the ship for sailing, taking ship the next morning.

Passengers crowded the docks, eager to take ship to distant shores.

As the storm raged, the crew struggled to keep the ship afloat, taking ship water with each crashing wave.

The captain ordered the crew to take ship and abandon the sinking vessel.