ship out

verb

1. adverb to depart or cause to depart by ship

   we shipped out at dawn

   they shipped out the new recruits

Example Sentences

On Tuesday, CalMac revealed more problems had been discovered which could put the ship out of action until late March.

From BBC

Those people know we’re counting on their students to steer our collective ship out of its tailspin, commanding an emotional investment in these four episodes.

From Salon

The company's CEO Mikael Petterson said bringing the ship out of a layup "proved a little more challenging" than expected.

From BBC

"It looks like, in this instance, they've shifted quite a bit in quite a short space of time, so it's just caught the ship out."

From BBC

BHP had asked its train drivers in 2021 to move to a two week on, one week off schedule as iron ore miners strived to ship out as much material as they could while prices were high and amid a squeeze on labour.

From Reuters

Related Words

• desert
• discard
• discontinue
• ditch
• drop out
• dump
• leave
• pull out
• quit
• stop
• surrender
• vacate
• withdraw