Boat

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1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Rhymes 1.3 Noun 1.3.1 Translations 1.3.2 Derived terms 1.4 Some types of boat 1.5 See also

English

Pronunciation

• bōt, /bəʊt/, /b@Ut/

Rhymes

• -əʊt

Noun

boat (boats)

1. Any small, floating construction used to transport people and goods on or (in the case of a submarine) under water.

Translations

Breton: bag f, bigi / bagoù pl Bulgarian: лодка f Catalan: vaixell m Chinese Characters: 舟 (zhōu) Chinese: 小船 Dutch: boot m, schip n Finnish: vene French: bateau m German: [[Boot#German|]] n, Schiff n Greek: βάρκα f (várka) Hebrew: עוניה f Indonesian: perahu Italian: barca f

Japanese: 舟 (ふね, fune) / ボート (bōto) Korean: 배 Persian: قایق (qayeq) Polish: łódź, łódka m Portuguese: barco m Russian: лодка f (lo'dka) Spanish: barco m, bote m

Derived terms

• boater
• boating
• boatman

Some types of boat

• bangca
• barge
• canoe
• catamaran
• coracle
• cruiser
• cutter
• dhow
• dinghy
• dory
• dragon boat
• Dutch barge
• felucca
• ferry, ferryboat
• fishing boat
• folding boat
• go-fast boat
• houseboat
• hovercraft
• inflatable boat, inflatable raft
• jetboat, jetski
• junk
• kayak
• ketch
• lifeboat
• log boat
• luxemotor
• motorboat
• narrowboat
• Norfolk wherry
• outrigger canoe
• peniche
• pinnace
• powerboat
• raft
• rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RIB)
• rowboat, rowing boat
• sailboat, sailing boat
• schooner
• sloop
• submarine
• tjalk
• trimaran
• tug, tugboat
• U-boat
• water taxi
• whaleboat
• yacht
• yawl

See also

• craft
• ship
• vessel