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ferry

[fer-ee] / ˈfɛr i /
NOUN
transportation boat
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“The ecosystem is taking a hit,” he said, pointing to white globules floating on the surface next to the ferry.

From The Wall Street Journal

Placards by a monument read "let the ferries in" and "this town is ours", however the place appears to be deserted.

From BBC

Police said they found all the stolen goods -- except for a wooden cat sculpture -- with only minor damage when they searched a car the following day at a ferry terminal south of the museum.

From Barron's

Orlando Palomino, a 44-year-old who pedals up to 70 kilometers a day as he ferries people from town to town, boasted that he had work "from Monday to Monday."

From Barron's

But if you are crossing the English Channel by ferry from the port of Dover, taking the Eurotunnel shuttle to France, or getting the Eurostar train, it will be done as you leave the UK.

From BBC