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Between Decks

Description:

Between decks refers to the area or space located within a ship's hull, intermediate to the upper and lower decks. It can denote the enclosed space where passengers or cargo may be situated.

Part of Speech:

Noun phrase

Senses:

1. Physical Space: Between decks can denote the enclosed space situated within a ship's hull, separating the upper and lower decks.
2. Maritime Terminology: The term can also refer to the space below the upper deck but above the hold, especially in historical sailing vessels.

Usages:

• "The sailors stored barrels of supplies between decks to ensure they were stable during the voyage."
• "Passengers relaxed in the comfortable cabin located between decks."
• "The crew members navigated the narrow passageways between decks."
• "Between decks on an old warship, you would find cannons and ammunition."

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