seagoing

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Japan also urges the creation of a seagoing code of conduct.
日本也敦促盡快制訂該地區(qū)航海行爲路線圖。
They took to the new business with all the zeal and fearlessness of their seagoing past, lending abroad with speculative fervor.
他們帶著以往在海上時的所有熱忱和無畏投身到這個新行業(yè)中，憑借狂熱的投機欲望從海外大量借貸。
Some 5% of the world's seagoing traffic passed through it in 2005, including over a third (by weight) of cargo going from north-east Asia to the United States' east coast.
2005年，大約5%的全球遠航運輸經過這條運河，包括三分之一（按噸位計算）以上的從東北亞去到美國東海岸的貨運。

For the world premier performances of Salsipuedes, Houston Grand Opera picked up on the drama's zany seagoing vibe and its Caribbean locale.
NPR: Love and Anchovies: Catan's 'Salsipuedes'
Apart from international shipping, Bolivia is also making a bid for seagoing and riverborne trade within Mercosur, the South American free-trade group.
ECONOMIST: Bolivia waves the flag
He provided Captain Aubrey with a seagoing companion called Stephen Maturin, a partly Irish surgeon every bit as interesting as Aubrey himself.
ECONOMIST: Patrick O’Brian

(of ships) built for travelling across the sea, not just near the coast and on rivers

Seagoing boats and ships are designed for travelling on the sea, rather than on lakes, rivers, or canals.