regatta

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English - Turkish
kayık ya da yelkenli tekne yarışı
{i} kotra yarışı
sandal veya yelkenli gemi yarışı veya yarışları
kayık yarışı/tekne yarış
{i} yat yarışı

Related Terms

how many boats are included in this regatta
bu regataya kaç tane bot dahil
how many yachts are included in this regatta
bu regataya kaç tane yat dahil
English - English
A series of boat races, although sometimes used for a single race
A striped cotton fabric
{n} a grand rowing or sailing match
A regatta is a sports event consisting of races between yachts or rowing boats. a sports event at which there are races for rowing boats or sailing boats (regattare )
A boat race
An organized crew race
Originally, a gondola race in Venice; now, a rowing or sailing race, or a series of such races
A series of boat races and festivities arranged by a yacht club or other sailing organization
a meeting for boat races
Orig. Name originally used in Venice for specific boat-races on the Grand Canal
A boat race, or a meeting at which a number of boat races take place
A series of boat-races, although sometimes used for a single race
{i} boat race, sailboat race; organized series of boat races
a collection of boat races

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Refugee Regatta
An illegal immigrant or refugee attempting to enter the country by sea; an immigrant of the boat people

Get an Esky, fill it full of cans, get your dope, go down to the beach, roll a big spliff about that long sit on the beach at sunset, have a few cans, and watch what they call up in Darwin the Refugee Regatta.

Henley Regatta
a series of boat races for rowing boats, held every year on the river Thames near the town of Henley in the south of England. Henley is also a fashionable social event, especially for rich and upper-class people
regattas
plural of regatta
regatta

    Hyphenation

    re·gat·ta

    Turkish pronunciation

    rîgätı

    Pronunciation

    /rəˈgätə/ /rɪˈɡɑːtə/

    Etymology

    [ ri-'gä-t&, -'ga- ] (noun.) 1652. From Italian (Venetian dialect) regatta (“contention for mastery”), from regattare (“compete, haggle, sell at retail”), possibly from recatare
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