Pronunciation: /ˈsiːˌfɛrər/
noun A person who travels by sea, especially a sailor or mariner.
A1 The seafarer sailed across the ocean.
A2 The seafarer encountered a storm during their voyage.
B1 The seafarer navigated through rough waters with skill.
B2 The seafarer's knowledge of maritime laws helped them avoid any legal issues.
C1 The seafarer's logbook detailed their experiences during each journey.
C2 The seafarer's expertise in celestial navigation made them a sought-after captain.
formal The seafarer navigated the treacherous waters with skill and precision.
informal The seafarer knew those waters like the back of their hand.
slang That seafarer is a real salty dog, always out on the open sea.
figurative As a seafarer of life, he sailed through challenges with resilience.
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