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boat [bəʊt, Am boʊt] N

2. boat inf:

boat (ship)
statek m
boat (ferry)
prom m

boat hook N

boat-house N

boat people N pl

boat trip N

ferry boat N

gravy boat N

pedal boat, pedalo [ˈpedələʊ, Am -əloʊ] N

rowing boat N Brit

sailing boat N Brit

sauce-boat N

U-boat [ˈju:bəʊt, Am -boʊt] N MIL, NAUT

boat (full house) GAMES inf
full w pokerze m

Usage examples with boats

he watched the boats passing by
patrzył na przepływające łodzie

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Weeks of searching by government and local fishing boats produced only flotsam and the body of a young seaman, who was never identified.
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Locally, the almaciga sap is used as incense in religious ceremonies and for making torches, caulking boats, mosquito smudge, patent leather and sealing wax.
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About 1895 the inboard oil engine emerged for small boats.
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There were also visible signs of interdependency among the islands, such as supply boats moving between them.
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Wooden boats still tend to have buoyancy bags to the rear and a forward bulkhead.
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Sitting on the sundeck we had great views of farmland, fishing boats and people going about their busy lives.
www.nzherald.co.nz
The new tender involved a recast clockface timetable, with boats running every half hour.
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Marine police have 100 inshore patrol and 50 harbor boats.
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The museum has made a policy concerning preservation of boats to restore them to their previous condition and to keep them seaworthy.
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The boats were shallow draft, three and a half to five inches empty and twenty-eight inches loaded.
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