His frigate served initially as a troopship in the 1801 operations, before assuming the role of a hospital ship.
Ship casualties would have been higher if bombs had burst on impact, and British prospects would have been poor if troopships rather than warships had been lost.
Generally, troopships moved units to the theaters.
Our troopship came into a former Japanese naval port and after a few hours we were put on a train.
Had one of our aircraft-carriers or troopships been sunk before the troops got ashore, British forces would have been in deep trouble.
Definition of troopship in US English:
troopship
nounˈtrupˌʃɪpˈtro͞opˌSHip
A ship designed or used for transporting troops.
部队运兵船
Example sentencesExamples
Generally, troopships moved units to the theaters.
His frigate served initially as a troopship in the 1801 operations, before assuming the role of a hospital ship.
Our troopship came into a former Japanese naval port and after a few hours we were put on a train.
Had one of our aircraft-carriers or troopships been sunk before the troops got ashore, British forces would have been in deep trouble.
Ship casualties would have been higher if bombs had burst on impact, and British prospects would have been poor if troopships rather than warships had been lost.