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Meanings of ferryboat in English
Usage of ferryboat in English
1
The little ferryboat pitched and turned in the current of the river.
2
The ferryboat was turned round by the current, and carried to Isleworth.
3
The warning whistle blew, and the ferryboat, departed, bearing off Drummond alone.
4
She was immense, with a broad flat prow like a railway ferryboat.
5
The big ferryboat, swift, steady as land, noiseless, had got under way.
6
And there was the ferryboat full of people floating along down.
7
They traveled over to town on the rickety ferryboat several times.
8
I see the white smoke squirt out of the ferryboat's side.
9
I shouldn't think so, for we haven't any more motion than a ferryboat.
10
Having driven thirty miles to the ferryboat, we crossed the Missouri in the evening.
11
The hoarse siren of a ferryboat bellowed through the murk.
12
When he reached the river he sprang into the ferryboat.
13
We left the station, walked for a while, and arrived at a ferryboat dock.
14
Swiftly the ferryboat crossed the North River, crowded with boats.
15
He came to a river and got into the ferryboat.
16
There was another ferryboat, much larger than the first one.
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Ferryboat through the time
Ferryboat across language varieties
United Kingdom
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