The tall sailing ship seemed a bit closer.

那只高大的、正在行驶的船似乎点儿。

Later, he watched a show of tall sailing ships in New York Harbor.

后来，他在纽约港观看一场盛大的帆船表演。

Then came the Yankee clippers, the swiftest and most beautiful sailing ships ever built.

之后是洋基快船，它是史上最漂亮，最快速的船只。

I discovered from them that the ship was sailing to the Carolinas, in North America.

从他们那儿我发现船正驶往北美洲的卡罗来纳。

The Cutty Sark was one of the fastest sailing ships that has ever been built.

“卡蒂萨克”号是帆船制造史上建造的最快的一艘帆船。

A few sailing ships, laden for the East Indies, were heading toward the Cape of Good Hope.

只有几艘帆船，运货物到印度，向好望驶去。

Fortunately, there's a way to clean up the industry, beyond just reviving old-fashioned sailing ships, and it's...green ammonia.

幸运的是，有办法可以净化这个产业，不是通过复兴老土的帆船，而是通过绿氨。

As I said that the rich only knew about corporations, which became popular in the days of sailing ships.

正如我所说的，他们非常解公司的魔力，而公司在海上贸易兴盛时变得日益普遍。

Visitors watched images of the disassembled wooden sailing ship on a large monitor inside the nearby Solar Boat Museum.

游客通过附的太阳船博物馆的巨大的显示器观看分解过的木制帆船的图像。

One of the most famous sailing ships of the nineteenth century, the Cutty Sark, can still be seen at Greenwich.

人们在格林威治仍可看到19世纪最有名的帆船之一“卡蒂萨克”号。

For hundreds of years sailing ships had been built in that way, and they were slow, clumsy, and hard to handle.

数百年来，轮船都是这个模样，它们很笨拙，不易操作。

" I am a legendary hero sailing a powerful ship on an epic journey."

“我是一位传奇英雄，驾驶着一艘强大的船踏上史诗般的旅程。”

By 1918 there were very few sailing ships left on the major shipping routes.

3. 到 1918 年，主要航线上的帆船已所剩无几。

He had been a captain on one of the last tall sailing ships.

他曾是最后一艘高大帆船的船长。

Models of America's greatest sailing ships were also placed around the Oval Office.

美国最伟大的帆船模型也放置在椭圆形办公室周围。

To his troops' astonishment, he ordered their cooking pots crushed and their sailing ships burned.

令他的部下大吃一惊的是，他下令砸碎他们的炊具，烧毁他们的帆船。

By any measure, the sailing ship was very large in size and the treasure it held.

无论如何，这艘帆船的尺寸和它所拥有的宝藏都非常大。

By the 8th century, a sailing ship began to make sense: it could go further, faster, in search of newly available plunder.

到八世纪，帆船才应运而生：在搜寻新战利品时，它可以航行更快、更远。

Lisbon's harbor was crammed with graceful sailing ships, and its docks overflowed with goods from faraway ports.

里斯本的港口挤满优雅的帆船，码头上堆满来自遥远港口的货物。

As usual, a crowd gathered to watch the docking, an exciting event in 1815, for the handling of big sailing ships was an art.

同往常一样，人们蜂拥而至，一同观看大船驶入港口的景象，这在1815年可是件令人兴奋的事，驾驶大型帆船可算得上是门艺术。