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Meanings of dinghy in English
Portuguese
bote Catalan
barca de rems Usage of dinghy in English
1
In an instant Davy was in the dinghy, pulling for the shore.
2
They heard the outboard engine surge as the dinghy reached clearer water.
3
Immigrant support groups in Spain condemned the alleged sinking of the dinghy.
4
The three men got into the dinghy and pulled towards the shore.
5
The system worked pretty well as I set off in my dinghy.
6
It took five hours for the small rubber dinghy to reach Greece.
7
Three men were rescued today after their dinghy capsized in Strangford Lough.
8
When the dinghy had done about half the journey Madame Piriac murmured:
9
For the captain was left the frail dinghy, slung from the stern.
10
At sight of the dinghy the three boys gave shouts of delight.
11
But suddenly he said: This gentleman came alongside in a leaky dinghy.
12
He and his brother went out in a dinghy to secure her.
13
Getting the dinghy out is a bit more difficult for him nowadays.
14
I was sailing a dinghy by the time I started to school.
15
Greer moved instantly to the rope ladder where the dinghy was tied.
16
Many migrants buy life jackets to help them survive the dinghy journey.
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Translations for dinghy
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Dinghy through the time
Dinghy across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common