cross (river, ocean); ferry across

ferry; ferryboat; ferry crossing

tide (sb) over; pull through

(verb) (of time, vacation, etc.) Spend

a stowaway (on a ship)

pier, quary, wharf, ferry station

ferry

transitional period; period of transition

full form for 過渡期

stowaway

to sneak across a border (lit., "to steal passage"); to come to a country illegally

to run a blockade; to give a blockade the slip

ferryboat, ferry

ferry; ferryboat; scow

ferry [Syn.] 渡輪

to surpass or transcend

to perform religious ceremonies to help the soul find peace

transition, interim

to transit

to cross over; pass through

small motorized ferry serving remote coastal settlements in the outlying islands of Hong Kong

1. do sth. under the guise of another 2. to engage in an illicit affair [syn.] also 暗度陳倉

rowing competition

swimming competition (e.g. to cross river or lake)

boat race

a small private boat; a cable ferry

rope-towed river-crossing sampan

spend the honeymoon; on honeymoon

endure the current hardship together

to extradite

to tide over a difficulty, meaning to make it through a difficult situation. (also often mistakenly writted as 度過難關)

resort

ferry ship

transitional housing