The phrase "sea ship" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a ship that is designed for use on the sea, as opposed to a ship that is designed for use on a river or lake. Example: The captain and crew of the sea ship battled through a treacherous storm to reach their destination.
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How environmental campaigners from Greenpeace fought to stop the 'Khian Sea' ship from off-loading tons of American waste on poor countries.
For starters, the Internet connection is actually pretty solid, as we were able to see in the quality of our Skype chat as he was aboard the Unreasonable At Sea ship in the Indian Ocean just off the coast of Mauritius.
Sea shipping is one of the most widespread transport modes.
Since the bulk of internationally-traded merchandise travels by sea, shipping should be the first port of call.
It explores barriers to energy efficiency in shipping through a case study of a short sea shipping company in their process to implement an energy management system.
The convention codifies widely accepted principles on territorial waters (which it defines as those extending 12 miles out to sea), shipping lanes and ocean resources.
The trouble starts with fireballs raining into the sea, ships mysteriously sinking and sea tanks emerging from the depths to grab people.
In order to do so, a stated preference survey is undertaken to model the modal choice between door-to-door road transport and short sea shipping in the Motorway of the Sea of south-west Europe.
Note: SSS = short sea shipping, IWW = inland waterways.
