Pronunciation: /ˈvɛsəl/
noun a hollow container, especially one used to hold liquid, such as a bowl or a ship
A1 The sailor climbed aboard the vessel.
A2 The fishing vessel returned with a full catch.
B1 The cruise vessel sailed to exotic destinations.
B2 The research vessel was equipped with advanced technology.
C1 The cargo vessel transported goods across the ocean.
C2 The luxury yacht was a sleek and elegant vessel.
verb none
A1 She vessels water from the well every morning.
A2 The chef vessels the soup into individual bowls for serving.
B1 The workers vessel the liquid concrete into molds to create the foundation.
B2 The captain vessels the cargo to different ports around the world.
C1 The artist vessels their emotions into their paintings, creating powerful works of art.
C2 The scientist vessels the chemicals with precision and care to avoid any accidents in the lab.
adjective none
A1 The vessel sank in the stormy sea.
A2 The vessel used for cooking soup was made of ceramic.
B1 The vessel carrying the precious cargo arrived safely at the port.
B2 The vessel engine was in need of repair before the next voyage.
C1 The vessel's hull was reinforced to withstand rough seas.
C2 The vessel's captain navigated through the narrow channel with ease.
adverb none
A1 The fish swam near the vessel.
A2 She carefully placed the flowers in the vessel.
B1 The chef used a copper vessel to cook the soup.
B2 The antique vessel was displayed in the museum.
C1 The scientist studied the vessel under a microscope.
C2 The captain navigated the vessel through the stormy seas.
pronoun none
A1 The vessel is big.
A2 I see a vessel on the water.
B1 The vessel sailed into the harbor.
B2 The captain of the vessel announced our arrival.
C1 The vessel's crew worked tirelessly to unload the cargo.
C2 The vessel's hull was damaged in the storm, but it still managed to reach port.
preposition none
A1 The water was poured into the vessel.
A2 She placed the flowers in the vessel on the table.
B1 The captain steered the vessel towards the port.
B2 The researchers discovered an ancient vessel buried in the sand.
C1 The artist used the vessel as a canvas for their intricate design.
C2 The vessel of knowledge that is passed down through generations is invaluable.
conjunction none
A1 The vessel sailed across the ocean.
A2 The captain steered the vessel towards the harbor.
B1 The vessel was equipped with the latest navigation technology.
B2 The crew worked together to maintain the vessel during the storm.
C1 The vessel's cargo included valuable goods from foreign lands.
C2 The vessel's hull was reinforced to withstand rough seas.
interjection none
A1 Vessel! Please pass me the salt.
A2 Vessel, can you help me with this heavy box?
B1 Vessel, I think we should turn left here.
B2 Vessel! Look at that beautiful sunset.
C1 Vessel, I believe we can achieve great things together.
C2 Vessel, your wisdom never ceases to amaze me.
article none
A1 The vessel was filled with water.
A2 The captain steered the vessel through the stormy seas.
B1 The research vessel was equipped with the latest technology for studying marine life.
B2 The luxury yacht was a sleek and stylish vessel for cruising the Mediterranean.
C1 The cargo vessel carried goods from port to port across the globe.
C2 The nuclear-powered vessel was designed for long-range missions in deep waters.
formal The vessel was carefully crafted to withstand rough sea conditions.
informal I love sailing in that vessel, it's so comfortable and spacious.
slang Check out that sick vessel, it's decked out with all the latest gadgets.
figurative Her body was like a vessel, carrying the weight of her emotions and experiences.
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