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Definition of boats in English Turkish dictionary
- boat
- {i} tekne
Adaya tekne ile ulaşmak kolaydır.
-The island is easy to reach by boat.
Tekne güç için bir motor kullanır.
-The boat uses a motor for the power.
- boat
- {i} bot
O suda küçük bir bot ile denize açılıyor.
-He is sailing a little boat on the water.
Kıyıdan uzakta bazı botlar görüyorum.
-I can see some boats far away from the shore.
- boat
- kayık
Kayık gölün dibine battı.
-The boat sank to the bottom of the lake.
Nehiri kayıkla geçtik.
-We crossed the river by boat.
- boat
- {i} (gemi, vapur, sandal, yat gibi) tekne: What time does the boat leave? Vapur kaçta kalkıyor? I've got a new boat. Yeni bir sandalım var. How
- boat
- kayıkla taşımak
- boat
- (Askeri) tekne
- concrete boats
- (İnşaat) beton tekneler
- lobster boats
- (Gıda) istakoz kolları
- boat
- gemi
Gemi Manş Denizine yaklaşıyordu.
-The boat was approaching the English Channel.
Gemi ile gitmek arabayla gitmekten daha uzun sürüyor.
-Traveling by boat takes longer than going by car.
- boat
- sandal
- boat
- kayık tabak
- boat
- sandalla/kayıkla gezmek
- burn one's boats
- köprüleri atmak
- boat
- filika
- boat
- yattan
- burn one's boats
- (deyim) Gemileri yakmak, irtibatı kesmek, geriye dönüş olanaklarını ortadan kaldırmak
- of boats
- teknelerin
- barge line pusher boats
- (Askeri) mavna itici tekneler
- boat
- sandal ile taşımak
- boat
- be all in the same boat aynı halde olmak
- boat
- {f} kayıkla gezmek
- boat
- bota bin
- boat
- (Askeri) BOT: Küçük bir deniz aracı
- boat
- sandalla gezmek
- boat
- nakletmek
- boat
- kase/gemi/bot
- boat
- (fiil) kayıkla gezmek
- burn boats
- (deyim) burn one's boats/bridges geriye dönüş olanaklarını ortadan kaldırmak
- burn one's boats
- gemileri yakmak
- burn one's boats
- dönüşü olmayan bir karar vermek
- how many boats are included in this regatta
- bu regataya kaç tane bot dahil
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English - English
Definition of boats in English English dictionary
- plural of boat
- a rising tide lifts all boats
- Benefits provided to a few may lead to conditions that are beneficial to all
- banana boats
- plural form of banana boat
- boat
- One of two possible conformers of cyclohexane rings (the other being chair), shaped roughly like a boat
- boat
- To travel by boat
- boat
- A full house
- coastal motor boats
- plural form of coastal motor boat
- couta boats
- plural form of couta boat
- dragon boats
- plural form of dragon boat
- fishing boats
- plural form of fishing boat
- fold boats
- plural form of fold boat
- goat boats
- plural form of goat boat
- goat boats
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of goat boat
- gravy boats
- plural form of gravy boat
- ice boats
- plural form of ice boat
- incense boats
- plural form of incense boat
- long-tail boats
- plural form of long-tail boat (alternative spelling of longtail boats)
- longtail boats
- plural form of longtail boat
- mackinaw boats
- plural form of mackinaw boat
- poling boats
- plural form of poling boat
- rowing boats
- plural form of rowing boat
- surf boats
- plural form of surf boat
- swan boats
- plural form of swan boat
- torpedo boats
- plural form of torpedo boat
- boat
- If you say that someone is rocking the boat, you mean that they are upsetting a calm situation and causing trouble. I said I didn't want to rock the boat in any way
- boat
- If you push the boat out, you spend a lot of money on something, especially in order to celebrate. I earn enough to push the boat out now and again
- boat
- a small vessel for travel on water
- boat
- {v} to convey in a boat
- boat
- {n} a small vessel usually moved by oars
- burn one's boats
- (deyim) To make a decision that you cannot change; remove or destroy all the ways you can get back out of a place you have got into on purpose; leave yourself no way to escape a position
- boat
- If you say that someone has missed the boat, you mean that they have missed an opportunity and may not get another
- boat
- A wakeboarder or wakeskater is usually pulled by a motorized boat
- boat
- A vehicle, utensil, or dish, somewhat resembling a boat in shape; as, a stone boat; a gravy boat
- boat
- Hence, any vessel; usually with some epithet descriptive of its use or mode of propulsion; as, pilot boat, packet boat, passage boat, advice boat, etc
- boat
- Another name for a full house
- boat
- Any type of small craft on the inland waterways Normally less than 7 foot beam
- boat
- A craft used for transportation of goods, fishing, racing, recreational cruising, or military use on or in the water, propelled by oars or outboard motor or inboard motor or by wind
- boat
- A supporting structure used to hold semiconductor wafers during and between processing
- boat
- The welded aluminum pieces that connect the pVPD Front and Back Plates and provide the mounting point for pVPD Detector Assemblies
- boat
- Another name for a full house I've also heard "full boat," but I think it sounds idiotic so I'm not giving it a separate entry
- boat
- ride in a boat on water
- boat
- > chuan
- boat
- boats carry us over water (our emotions)
- boat
- To transport in a boat; as, to boat goods
- boat
- A boat is a vessel for travelling over water
- boat
- To go or row in a boat
- boat
- Byway open to all traffic
- boat
- Carried on the ship such as the lifeboat
- boat
- A hole in the water, where you through money into An alternate definition might be that a boat is a vehicle that floats in water and can be used for any number of useful or enjoyable activities Boats are a means of transport on the water, an adiction, some are also a home You find the following types on boats on the Irish Inland Waterways are: Dinghi, Rowing Boat, Canoe, Inflatables, Sailing Boats, Cruisers, Barges, Tug Boats Boats are built from Wood, Steel, Fiberglass or Rubber, we have even seen one made out of re-enforced concrete
- boat
- A seagoing vessel under 150' in length
- boat
- {f} travel by or sail in a boat; sail a boat; transport by boat
- boat
- Raft These words are interchangeable
- boat
- Any small, deckles craft propelled by oars and/or a small sail, also called skiffs or dinghies; The Pinda, a small ship's boat is a common craft of this type
- boat
- A hole in the water surrounded by wood into which one pours money
- boat
- Access via boats at sea level
- boat
- Racing boats are made to accommodate two, four or eight rowers, with a cox Fours and pairs are also available without coxing positions
- boat
- You can refer to a passenger ship as a boat. When the boat reached Cape Town, we said a temporary goodbye. see also gravy boat, rowing boat
- boat
- a small craft used to navigate on water
- boat
- A fairly indefinite term A waterborne vehicle smaller than a ship; a small craft carried aboard a ship
- boat
- a dish (often boat-shaped) for serving gravy or sauce
- boat
- A small open vessel, or water craft, usually moved by cars or paddles, but often by a sail
- boat
- n kapal
- boat
- Container (usually quartz, metal, or Teflon) used to carry wafers during the various manufacturing stages
- boat
- A boat is something in which people can travel across water. One of the best ways to see the area is in a small boat The island may be reached by boat from the mainland
- boat
- If two or more people are in the same boat, they are in the same unpleasant situation. boat people U boat Unterseeboot undersea boat
- boat
- a vessel with one, two or no masts
- boat
- To place in a boat; as, to boat oars
- boat
- A slang term for a full house
- boat
- {i} ship, vehicle for traveling on water; bowl, serving dish
- boat
- The term is sometimes applied to steam vessels, even of the largest class; as, the Cunard boats
- boat
- a small vessel for travel on water ride in a boat on water
- burn one's boats
- eliminate any possibility of retreat to a former position, burn one's bridges
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Turkish pronunciation
bōtsPronunciation
/ˈbōts/ /ˈboʊts/
Etymology
[ 'bOt ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English boot, from Old English bAt; akin to Old Norse beit boat.Resimler
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