boat

UK
/bəʊt/
US
/boʊt/
boatnoun
boats
pl
UK
/bəʊt/
US
/boʊt/
Traductions
We rented a boat to explore the lake during our vacation.
Nous avons loué un bateau pour explorer le lac pendant nos vacances.
She poured the gravy into the boat before serving it at the dinner table.
Elle a versé la sauce dans la saucière avant de la servir à table.
Traductions supplémentaires
sous-marinDans le langage naval.
Définitions
A small vessel for traveling over water, typically one that is propelled by oars, sails, or an engine.
We rented a boat to explore the lake during our vacation.
A submarine, especially in naval usage.
The fleet lost a boat during the deep-sea exercise.
A dish, typically oval, used for serving gravy or sauce.
She poured the gravy into the boat before serving it at the dinner table.
boatverb
boated
Past Simple
boated
Past Participle
boating
Gerund
UK
/bəʊt/
US
/boʊt/
Traductions
naviguerEmployé pour le déplacement en bateau.
We decided to boat across the lake to reach the island.
Nous avons décidé de naviguer sur le lac pour atteindre l’île.
Traductions supplémentaires
convoyerTransporter par bateau.
Définitions
To travel by boat.
We decided to boat across the lake to reach the island.
To transport something by boat.
They boated the supplies to the remote village.
boatadjective
UK
/bəʊt/
US
/boʊt/
Used attributively to denote something related to or designed for boats (e.g., "boat shoes").
Traductions
nautiqueRelatif aux bateaux.
He wore sturdy boat shoes on the deck.
Il portait des chaussures nautiques robustes sur le pont.
Définitions
Designed for use on or with boats; relating to boats.
He wore sturdy boat shoes on the deck.