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boater

UK
/ˈbəʊtə/
US
/ˈboʊtər/

Translations

boaternoun
boaters
pl
UK
/ˈbəʊtə/
US
/ˈboʊtər/
navigateurPersonne qui se déplace en bateau ou le pilote dans un contexte général.
The boater navigated the river with ease, enjoying the calm waters.
Le navigateur a remonté la rivière avec aisance, profitant des eaux calmes.
canotierChapeau de paille rigide à bord plat.
He donned a striped blazer and a boater for the regatta.
Il a revêtu un blazer rayé et un canotier pour la régate.
Additional translations
batelierPersonne qui travaille à bord d’une embarcation, surtout sur les voies d’eau intérieures.
Synonyms
mariner
sailor
rower
yachtsman
seafarer
boateradjective
more boater
Comp.
most boater
Super.
UK
/ˈbəʊtə/
US
/ˈboʊtər/
Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g. "boater safety course"); treated as adjective according to editorial guidelines.
nautiqueSe dit de ce qui est lié à la navigation ou à l’usage des bateaux.
The marina offers several boater amenities, including showers and laundry facilities.
La marina propose plusieurs équipements nautiques, notamment des douches et une laverie.
Synonyms
aquatic
waterborne
sailable
shipboard
boating
nautical
maritime
seafaring

Definitions

boaternoun
A person who operates or travels in a boat.
The boater navigated the river with ease, enjoying the calm waters.
A stiff, flat-topped, flat-brimmed straw hat, usually with a ribbon, traditionally worn in summer.
He donned a striped blazer and a boater for the regatta.
boateradjective
Relating to people who operate or ride in boats, or intended for their use.
The marina offers several boater amenities, including showers and laundry facilities.
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