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Meanings of sailboat in English
Usage of sailboat in English
1
The Zephyr was rapidly approaching the Sylph, as the sailboat was called.
2
Once you find the rescue team, assemble the sailboat and come across.
3
That was a mistake: the bus began to pitch like a sailboat.
4
A sailboat was on the canal behind her, heading toward the bay.
5
My satellite phone had full bars as I dialed the Russian sailboat.
6
He and another man are looking at a painting of a sailboat.
7
It occurred to me that a Boston whaler was not a sailboat.
8
The sailboat's on-board electronics are powered by solar panels and underwater turbines.
9
It looked like the sailboat that belonged to Suzanne's and Roger's parents.
10
The highest death toll came when a wooden sailboat sank off Kalolymnos.
11
A big sailboat tipped over and we stopped and saved their lives.
12
A hundred feet away an old sailboat is turned on its side.
13
The giant sailboat seemed to have almost everything he would have wanted.
14
Another sailboat in the area had engine trouble and needed help.
15
The regatta is limited to sailboat owners seventeen years of age or younger.
16
At the boathouse Davy launched the small sailboat and Nora took the tiller.
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Sailboat through the time
Sailboat across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common