noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
sailor suit
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
experienced
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It's sometimes limited if the winds are strong and we have only a few experienced sailors on holiday.
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Coaching from our motor safety boats and daily chats on theory help the more experienced sailors develop their skills.
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She was supposed to be an experienced sailor .
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Even the most experienced of sailors get waylaid in Tobermory.
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Most seem to be between 20 and 55, though some are younger and many experienced sailors are older.
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More experienced sailors enjoy the lively Lasers dinghies, local windsurfing, and independent day cruising in Wayfarers.
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A new flotilla route in the Dodecanese Islands is offered for more experienced sailors .
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That suggests he was an experienced sailor .
good
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Ironically I do not make a very good sailor .
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As a yacht delivery skipper he had to be a damn good sailor .
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Turns out all of us are pretty good sailors .
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Although he was a good sailor , Columbus was a bad governor.
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I have never been a good sailor , and kept to my bunk for the first part of the journey.
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Even the best sailors can be swept into them, apart from which they can cause all sorts of damage to your equipment.
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How he got there no-one knows, but he was a very good sailor and an even better artist.
old
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Opposite on the left of our room was the home of an old sailor Mr May.
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Only paces away the two old sailors had stopped their mending, watching.
young
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Daniel followed the young sailor into the room.
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I presented the Amway plan to a young sailor who was a member of the tough and courageous Navy Seals.
■ NOUN
dinghy
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And some are flexible, with fun and opportunities for dinghy sailors or non-sailors too.
suit
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He was in his sailor suit , dressed for church.
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He put on a sailor suit for real during a stint in the Navy.
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Not from his cradle of course, since his sailor suit days.
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Incredible deltoids, biceps, buttocks, and thighs outlined and simultaneously gripped by the tight cut of his sailor suit .
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Lily, I've on my new sailor suit .
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He still wears a sailor suit , the cowlick at his hairline gives his forelock a life of its own.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Janet married a sailor in the French navy.
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Two thousand British sailors lost their lives when the ship went down.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A sailor appeared in front of him, holding two women in his arms.
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A floating pontoon of surveying sailors.
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Here are soldiers and sailors, with troops of acquaintances to see them off.
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Morale dropped as sailors suffered from stress and uncertainty, he said.
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Or firemen or merchant sailors or bakers.
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Sure, its primary clientele was sailors.
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They flung themselves at sailors in a bid for immortality.