Boat meaning in English
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Definition
a (rescue) boat: a (rescue) vessel, craft, canoe, ship
by boat in a boat, by means of a boat
We're all in the same boat! Everybody is in the same situation.
Examples
- "The coast guard was notified immediately afterwards, and sent out both helicopters and rescue boats."
- "You need to take a boat or a plane to get there."
- "Why didn't I think - of course I'm going to use a boat, Edward!"
- "Edward : Well, a boat would be a good start."
- "Philip : Don't they have boats in... Wales?"
- "Rupert : The Dutch Navy has encircled the boat, and is communicating with the pirates via loudspeaker."
- "The Love Boat promises something for everyone."
- "That's no problem. Just put it on a boat tomorrow and it will be there in time."
- "Willy, our security guard, has kindly agreed to take them down to the Bay for a San Francisco Boat Tour."
- "Philip : Oh, a boat?"
- "The boat is waiting and my monkeys are already on board."
- "There's a boat waiting for us."
- "Kevin : I'm sorry Philip, but boats aren't like planes."
- "Bruno will be "captured" by some fake policemen, mildly beaten and then taken to the prison in a boat."
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