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Meaning of sea ladder
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sea ladder (n)
(nautical) ladder to be lowered over a ship's side for coming aboard
sea ladder Sentence Examples
- The old sea ladder creaked and groaned under the weight of the weary fishermen.
- The sailors hastily lowered the sea ladder to evacuate the ship as it sank.
- The children giggled and splashed in the ocean, climbing up and down the sea ladder at the beach.
- The sea ladder swayed gently in the swell, providing a precarious access to the deck.
- The climbers scaled the steep cliff face, using the sea ladder as their only means of ascent.
- The rescue team rappelled down the sea ladder, reaching the stranded hikers below.
- The ship's hull was barnacle-encrusted, making the sea ladder slippery and dangerous.
- The abandoned sea ladder hung over the edge of the pier, a rusting testament to its former use.
- The divers descended the sea ladder one by one, disappearing into the depths of the ocean.
- The sea ladder provided a lifeline to the lighthouse keeper, connecting him to the mainland.
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(nautical) ladder to be lowered over a ship's side for coming aboard
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The old sea ladder creaked and groaned under the weight of the weary fishermen.
The sailors hastily lowered the sea ladder to evacuate the ship as it sank.
The children giggled and splashed in the ocean, climbing up and down the sea ladder at the beach.
The sea ladder swayed gently in the swell, providing a precarious access to the deck.
