Noun
1. a small vessel for travel on water
2. a dish (often boat-shaped) for serving gravy or sauce
Verb
1. ride in a boat on water
Look at that boat dancing on the waves.
We are in the same boat; we must help each other.
A small boat drifted in during the night, with no one on board.
The boat floated down the river.
The boat is taking in water!
Our boat was rocked by [ on ] the waves.
The waves were lapping against the side of the boat.
Moor the boat over there.
The boat pulled for the shore.
The fisherman cast off the rope and set the boat adrift.
The boat drifted ashore on an island.
They really pushed the boat out for their daughter's wedding, and invited 100 people.
The little boat plunged about in the storm.
The boat rocked wildly, hurling him into the water.
The boat is afloat.
Soothed by the peace of my journey, I had lost all count of time but eventually I became aware that the boat was gliding slowly towards the bank.
The boat wallowed helplessly in the stormy sea.
Experienced seamen will advise you about whether you should sail the boat in this weather.
Our sailing boat was delayed by contrary winds.
With great skill, he piloted the boat into the little harbor.
Water was slopping about in the bottom of the boat.
Kent must be kept out of this affair. He'll interfere and tries to have an oar in everyman's boat.
The boat dropped outof sight.
Set the boat in order.
He was adrift in an open boat for three days.
He pointed his boat northward.
The boat drifted down the stream.
When the boat sank, they had to swim for it.
He made a primitive boat out of some pieces of wood.
The boat left for the isles.
be in the same boat
(informal)be in the same unfortunate or difficult circumstances as others
off the boat
(informal, often offensive)recently arrived from a foreign country, and by implication naive or an outsider
What are you, fresh off the boat?.
push the boat out
(Brit. informal)be lavish in one's spending or celebrations
rock the boat
(informal)say or do something to disturb an existing situation and upset people
in the same boat
In the same situation as another or others.
boat, ship, canoe, steamer, vessel, craft
There is relatively little information about boat, maybe you can watch a bilingual story to relax your mood, I wish you a happy day!
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