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factory ship
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factory ship
n.
An ocean vessel equipped to process fish or other marine animals, especially as seafood.
factory ship
Noun
a vessel that processes fish supplied by a fleet
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Noun1.factory shipfactory ship - a whaling ship equipped to process whale products at sea
whaling ship, whaler - a ship engaged in whale fishing
Translations
factory ship n → buque m factoría
factory ship n → navire-usine m
factory ship factory n → Fabrikschiff nt
factory ship n → nave f fattoria inv


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