put to sea

put to seaset sail; start a voyage 启航 * The captain said the ship would put to sea at six in the morning. 船长说船于早晨6点启航。

• on compulsion
• moulmeins
• Anguilla
• bun
• repleaded或repled
• near thing
• baked wind
• minikin
• Cestida
• horse whisperers
• shut/slam the door in sb's face
• gildhalls
• solar magnetic fields
• twentysomethings
• florin
• laborsome
• Balaklava
• second-hand smoker
• mettlesome
• switch function
• chicnesses
• ballistospore
• deprecatory
• dry sth↔up
• burhel
• yang-yin
• Middle Eastern
• star fruits
• glochids
• toluene 2,4-diisocyanate
• tank turret
• marry into
• bockedy
• constitutive expression
• surface passivation
• sopping wet
• fast axis
• lyophilized
• cephalothorax
• as wise as Solomon/a serpent
• with a whip of scorpions
• fiddley-did
• amino resins
• be not trouble
• booboisies
• layer
• crossover joint
• deschooler
• Arabicize
• make the welkin ring
• carefreedom
• turn / beat swords into ploughshares
• birthnight
• at the ploughtail
• pragmatic sanction
• legislatorial
• extensionless
• summerlike
• turn sb round one’s finger
• gain the lead
• faking
• upon the lookout
• cook-chilled
• parseeisms
• artillery train
• taenites
• respiration
• head counts
• constatives
• damping
• d.s.
• slow-twitch
• orchestrates
• randomised
• akasha
• anathema
• batch processor
• taxmobile
• myological
• glamorized
• lionhood
• leonidass
• unstop
• free union
• caviling
• archenemies
• provodnik
• dustcoats
• three-point landings
• Eurytomidae
• lls
• residual set
• passportless
• candid picture
• Clathrinidae
• tear your hair (out)
• haemopoietic
• Swanee whistle
• droghers
• agro-industrialization