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ship

Meaning in simple English

US /ʃɪp/

ship means: A large boat that carries people or goods across water.

noun

LARGE BOATA2

A large boat that carries people or goods across water.

  • The ship left the port.
  • Two ships carried the cars across the sea.
  • Have you ever traveled by ship?

Similar words: vessel

Common phrases: cruise ship, cargo ship, board a ship

verb

SEND GOODSB1

To send goods to someone by boat, plane, road, or another method.

  • We ship your order today.
  • The company shipped the furniture by truck.
  • Can you ship this package to France?

How to use it: ship something to someone/somewhere (We ship orders to customers worldwide.)

Similar words: send, dispatch

Common phrases: ship something overseas, ship an order, ship to someone

RELEASE PRODUCTC1

To make a new product available to customers.

  • We plan to ship in June.
  • The team shipped a new version yesterday.
  • When will the next update ship?

Similar words: release, launch

Common phrases: ship a product, ship new software, ship an update

SUPPORT ROMANCEC1

To want two fictional characters to be in a romantic relationship.

  • I ship those two characters.
  • Fans shipped the couple before they started dating on screen.
  • Which characters do you ship in this series?

Similar words: root for

Common phrases: ship a couple, ship two characters, ship them together

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