Longboat Meaning in English

word

US

ˈlɔŋˌboʊt

LAWNG-boht

UK

lˈɒŋbəʊt

LONG-boht

التعريف

A long and narrow boat, historically used on ships for carrying people or goods to and from the shore.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mostly used in historical or nautical contexts, especially when talking about old sailing ships. Not commonly used for modern boats. Often appears in stories about pirates or explorers. Distinct from 'lifeboat', which refers to modern rescue boats.

• Spanish: bote largo - bote auxiliar
• Portuguese (BR): bote longo - barco auxiliar
• Portuguese (PT): bote longo - barco auxiliar
• Chinese (Simplified): 大划艇 - 长船 (救生用)
• Chinese (Traditional): 大划艇 - 長船 (救生用)
• Hindi: लॉन्गबोट - बड़ी नाव
• Arabic: قارب طويل (سفينة نجاة)
• Bengali: লংবোট - লম্বা নৌকা (ঐতিহাসিক)
• Russian: шлюпка (длинная шлюпка) - лонгбот
• Japanese: ロングボート - 長艇（ちょうてい）
• Vietnamese: thuyền dài - xuồng dài (lịch sử)
• Korean: 롱보트 - 긴 보트 (역사적 선박)
• Turkish: longboat - uzun sandal (tarihi)
• Urdu: لونگ بوٹ - طویل کشتی (تاریخی)
• Indonesian: longboat - perahu panjang (sejarah)

جمل نموذجية

“Hop in the longboat, and we’ll head for shore before dark,” the explorer said.

natural

The sailors rowed the longboat to the shore.

basic

We saw a wooden longboat in the museum.

basic

The captain ordered the crew to lower the longboat.

basic

Back in the day, every big ship had a longboat for emergencies.

natural

They used the longboat to bring supplies from the island.

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