Definition of kayak in English:

kayak

nounPlural kayaksˈkʌɪakˈkaɪˌæk

A canoe of a type used originally by the Inuit, made of a light frame with a watertight covering having a small opening in the top to sit in.
轻便独木舟（原为伊努伊特人使用的一种独木舟，在一轻便的木架上蒙上防水的篷子，顶部有一处容人坐的小开口）
Example sentencesExamples
- Instruction is given in the use of kayaks, two-seater canoes and motor boats.
- They found that there were places where people were camping along the shores, and there were numerous sailboats, kayaks, and canoes out in the aquamarine water.
- You can also rent a kayak or canoe and explore the estuary; bring binoculars to spot wading egrets and resident ducks.
- Our fleet consisted of a Picayune delivery truck, two cars, bicycles, a kayak and a canoe.
- Various paddle-powered rigs with exceptional mobility include small flat-bottomed aluminum boats, canoes and kayaks.
- Additionally, there are 450 kayaks and canoes, with 3,000 amateurs and 1,050 athletes, plus 120 rowing boats registered.
- The next highest categories were personal watercraft, cabin cruisers, canoes, rowboats and kayaks.
- These components involve practice in self-rescue skills and assisting others using canoes, kayaks, sailboats, and/or rowboats in a calm water environment.
- The fatality rate for canoes and kayaks is almost twice that of those on personal watercraft and almost four times higher than open motor boats.
- These sculptural works are made of superimposed bentwood floatable frames: canoes, surfboards, kayaks, and rowboats fully equipped with oars.
- More fatalities occurred on canoes and kayaks than on personal watercraft, but the highest number occurred on open motorboats.
- She paddles to work once a week, storing her clothes in the kayak's watertight compartment.
- Entrants wearing fancy dress took to the water in kayaks, dinghies, canoes and other water crafts to raise cash for charity.
- The house comes with a 19-foot runabout, a canoe, kayaks, sailboards, and snorkeling and fishing gear.
- They use night-vision binoculars, small boats, canoes and kayaks but see education of the younger generation as an important weapon.
- There's canoes, kayaks and some rowing shells.
- Lakeside lodges and resorts make kayaks or canoes available to guests, or you can bring your own.
- More energetic sightseers can hire kayaks or canoes.
- A group of hippos who were wallowing in the water the far side of the river stuck their heads up to watch us as we unloaded our kayaks and canoes.
- Humans, too, are taking advantage of the increased recreational activities afforded by removal of the dam, with many river enthusiasts running the river in canoes and kayaks.

verbkayaks, kayaking, kayakedˈkʌɪakˈkaɪˌæk

[no object]usually as noun kayaking

Travel in or use a kayak.
the centre is ideal for kayaking
Example sentencesExamples
- Athletes practise kayaking off a marina near the port city of Piraeus.
- He stays in shape throughout the year by canoeing and kayaking, hiking with poles and lifting weights.
- As it is, it supports a wide range of activities, such as kayaking, canoeing, fishing etc.
- Whether you're into skydiving, kayaking or mountain biking, this is the place for you.
- Canadian canoeing, kayaking and sailing sessions will be on offer.
- Sports involved are all types of rowing, diving, sailing, wind surfing, and kayaking.
- In surf kayaking, hull shapes and designs are borrowed from the surf world, as is the system of scoring.
- Even here, though, it is possible to try a spot of canoeing or kayaking in the Gorge Waterway - not something to be tried in the Clyde.
- As he filled in a registration form, I looked around and felt bored, as an urge to go kayaking again washed over me.
- The outdoor experts offer to take them off your hands and either into the water or the woods to try out kayaking, canoeing, archery and orienteering.
- If you really love the sea, you'd love kayaking, and perhaps sailing.
- Around 39,000 four to 19-year-olds took part in events ranging from kayaking to scuba diving.
- Have a go at sailing or kayaking on Windermere this weekend (Saturday and Sunday).
- An Adventure Zone, with windsurfing, sailing and kayaking, was also on offer to those brave enough to try them.
- He's found inspiration while helping to crew sailboats or kayaking on the ocean.
- Taking it down cost a fifth as much, and revealed a set of notable rapids, ideal for whitewater kayaking.
- After kayaking 45 minutes to get here, I decided to spend some quality time with my towel.
- Walking, sailing, kayaking, and lying on the sand with my eyes closed feeling the sun beating down on me.
- I have my choice of activities, ranging from kayaking and sailing to snorkeling and shelling.
- You can go deep-sea fishing, kayaking and abseiling as well.

Derivatives

kayaker

nounˈkʌɪakəˈkaɪˌækər

Even if you are not an experienced kayaker or have never kayaked at all, these tours are perfect for you.
Example sentencesExamples
- A keen sportsman, he had played rugby and was an expert skier, sailor and kayaker,
- Deeply affected by the tragedy, he authored legislation that calls for mandatory life jacket wear for kayakers.
- Families of ducks, sail boats and kayakers round out the serene picture.
- We didn't know it, but the kayaker had abandoned his kayak and boarded the life raft after our aerial delivery.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Inuit qayaq.

Eskimo from late 16th century:
The traditional word for the indigenous people inhabiting northern Canada, Alaska, Greenland, and eastern Siberia is Eskimo. The word is from Native American language Algonquian, and may have originally meant ‘people speaking a different language’. It was formerly thought that the original meaning was ‘person who eats raw meat’ and because this was seen as insulting, the word is now avoided by many. The peoples inhabiting the regions from the Canadian Arctic to western Greenland prefer to call themselves Inuit, first recorded in English in the mid 18th century and the plural of inuk ‘person’. There are comparatively few words in English from the Inuit language. Kayak, which came into English in the 18th century, is one of them, and igloo (mid 19th century) from iglu ‘house’, is the most notable other.

Rhymes

Dayak

Definition of kayak in US English:

kayak

nounˈkaɪˌækˈkīˌak

A canoe of a type used originally by the Inuit, made of a light frame with a watertight covering having a small opening in the top to sit in.
轻便独木舟（原为伊努伊特人使用的一种独木舟，在一轻便的木架上蒙上防水的篷子，顶部有一处容人坐的小开口）
Example sentencesExamples
- They found that there were places where people were camping along the shores, and there were numerous sailboats, kayaks, and canoes out in the aquamarine water.
- The next highest categories were personal watercraft, cabin cruisers, canoes, rowboats and kayaks.
- She paddles to work once a week, storing her clothes in the kayak's watertight compartment.
- There's canoes, kayaks and some rowing shells.
- Various paddle-powered rigs with exceptional mobility include small flat-bottomed aluminum boats, canoes and kayaks.
- A group of hippos who were wallowing in the water the far side of the river stuck their heads up to watch us as we unloaded our kayaks and canoes.
- The fatality rate for canoes and kayaks is almost twice that of those on personal watercraft and almost four times higher than open motor boats.
- Additionally, there are 450 kayaks and canoes, with 3,000 amateurs and 1,050 athletes, plus 120 rowing boats registered.
- Humans, too, are taking advantage of the increased recreational activities afforded by removal of the dam, with many river enthusiasts running the river in canoes and kayaks.
- Entrants wearing fancy dress took to the water in kayaks, dinghies, canoes and other water crafts to raise cash for charity.
- More fatalities occurred on canoes and kayaks than on personal watercraft, but the highest number occurred on open motorboats.
- These sculptural works are made of superimposed bentwood floatable frames: canoes, surfboards, kayaks, and rowboats fully equipped with oars.
- Lakeside lodges and resorts make kayaks or canoes available to guests, or you can bring your own.
- The house comes with a 19-foot runabout, a canoe, kayaks, sailboards, and snorkeling and fishing gear.
- They use night-vision binoculars, small boats, canoes and kayaks but see education of the younger generation as an important weapon.
- More energetic sightseers can hire kayaks or canoes.
- Our fleet consisted of a Picayune delivery truck, two cars, bicycles, a kayak and a canoe.
- Instruction is given in the use of kayaks, two-seater canoes and motor boats.
- You can also rent a kayak or canoe and explore the estuary; bring binoculars to spot wading egrets and resident ducks.
- These components involve practice in self-rescue skills and assisting others using canoes, kayaks, sailboats, and/or rowboats in a calm water environment.

verbˈkaɪˌækˈkīˌak

[no object]usually as noun kayaking

Travel in or use a kayak.
the center is ideal for kayaking
Example sentencesExamples
- He stays in shape throughout the year by canoeing and kayaking, hiking with poles and lifting weights.
- Whether you're into skydiving, kayaking or mountain biking, this is the place for you.
- Athletes practise kayaking off a marina near the port city of Piraeus.
- An Adventure Zone, with windsurfing, sailing and kayaking, was also on offer to those brave enough to try them.
- You can go deep-sea fishing, kayaking and abseiling as well.
- Canadian canoeing, kayaking and sailing sessions will be on offer.
- The outdoor experts offer to take them off your hands and either into the water or the woods to try out kayaking, canoeing, archery and orienteering.
- Sports involved are all types of rowing, diving, sailing, wind surfing, and kayaking.
- Even here, though, it is possible to try a spot of canoeing or kayaking in the Gorge Waterway - not something to be tried in the Clyde.
- I have my choice of activities, ranging from kayaking and sailing to snorkeling and shelling.
- He's found inspiration while helping to crew sailboats or kayaking on the ocean.
- In surf kayaking, hull shapes and designs are borrowed from the surf world, as is the system of scoring.
- Have a go at sailing or kayaking on Windermere this weekend (Saturday and Sunday).
- As it is, it supports a wide range of activities, such as kayaking, canoeing, fishing etc.
- As he filled in a registration form, I looked around and felt bored, as an urge to go kayaking again washed over me.
- After kayaking 45 minutes to get here, I decided to spend some quality time with my towel.
- If you really love the sea, you'd love kayaking, and perhaps sailing.
- Taking it down cost a fifth as much, and revealed a set of notable rapids, ideal for whitewater kayaking.
- Around 39,000 four to 19-year-olds took part in events ranging from kayaking to scuba diving.
- Walking, sailing, kayaking, and lying on the sand with my eyes closed feeling the sun beating down on me.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Inuit qayaq.

单词	kayak
释义	Definition of kayak in English: kayak nounPlural kayaksˈkʌɪakˈkaɪˌæk A canoe of a type used originally by the Inuit, made of a light frame with a watertight covering having a small opening in the top to sit in. 轻便独木舟（原为伊努伊特人使用的一种独木舟，在一轻便的木架上蒙上防水的篷子，顶部有一处容人坐的小开口） Example sentencesExamples Instruction is given in the use of kayaks, two-seater canoes and motor boats. They found that there were places where people were camping along the shores, and there were numerous sailboats, kayaks, and canoes out in the aquamarine water. You can also rent a kayak or canoe and explore the estuary; bring binoculars to spot wading egrets and resident ducks. Our fleet consisted of a Picayune delivery truck, two cars, bicycles, a kayak and a canoe. Various paddle-powered rigs with exceptional mobility include small flat-bottomed aluminum boats, canoes and kayaks. Additionally, there are 450 kayaks and canoes, with 3,000 amateurs and 1,050 athletes, plus 120 rowing boats registered. The next highest categories were personal watercraft, cabin cruisers, canoes, rowboats and kayaks. These components involve practice in self-rescue skills and assisting others using canoes, kayaks, sailboats, and/or rowboats in a calm water environment. The fatality rate for canoes and kayaks is almost twice that of those on personal watercraft and almost four times higher than open motor boats. These sculptural works are made of superimposed bentwood floatable frames: canoes, surfboards, kayaks, and rowboats fully equipped with oars. More fatalities occurred on canoes and kayaks than on personal watercraft, but the highest number occurred on open motorboats. She paddles to work once a week, storing her clothes in the kayak's watertight compartment. Entrants wearing fancy dress took to the water in kayaks, dinghies, canoes and other water crafts to raise cash for charity. The house comes with a 19-foot runabout, a canoe, kayaks, sailboards, and snorkeling and fishing gear. They use night-vision binoculars, small boats, canoes and kayaks but see education of the younger generation as an important weapon. There's canoes, kayaks and some rowing shells. Lakeside lodges and resorts make kayaks or canoes available to guests, or you can bring your own. More energetic sightseers can hire kayaks or canoes. A group of hippos who were wallowing in the water the far side of the river stuck their heads up to watch us as we unloaded our kayaks and canoes. Humans, too, are taking advantage of the increased recreational activities afforded by removal of the dam, with many river enthusiasts running the river in canoes and kayaks. verbkayaks, kayaking, kayakedˈkʌɪakˈkaɪˌæk [no object]usually as noun kayaking Travel in or use a kayak. the centre is ideal for kayaking Example sentencesExamples Athletes practise kayaking off a marina near the port city of Piraeus. He stays in shape throughout the year by canoeing and kayaking, hiking with poles and lifting weights. As it is, it supports a wide range of activities, such as kayaking, canoeing, fishing etc. Whether you're into skydiving, kayaking or mountain biking, this is the place for you. Canadian canoeing, kayaking and sailing sessions will be on offer. Sports involved are all types of rowing, diving, sailing, wind surfing, and kayaking. In surf kayaking, hull shapes and designs are borrowed from the surf world, as is the system of scoring. Even here, though, it is possible to try a spot of canoeing or kayaking in the Gorge Waterway - not something to be tried in the Clyde. As he filled in a registration form, I looked around and felt bored, as an urge to go kayaking again washed over me. The outdoor experts offer to take them off your hands and either into the water or the woods to try out kayaking, canoeing, archery and orienteering. If you really love the sea, you'd love kayaking, and perhaps sailing. Around 39,000 four to 19-year-olds took part in events ranging from kayaking to scuba diving. Have a go at sailing or kayaking on Windermere this weekend (Saturday and Sunday). An Adventure Zone, with windsurfing, sailing and kayaking, was also on offer to those brave enough to try them. He's found inspiration while helping to crew sailboats or kayaking on the ocean. Taking it down cost a fifth as much, and revealed a set of notable rapids, ideal for whitewater kayaking. After kayaking 45 minutes to get here, I decided to spend some quality time with my towel. Walking, sailing, kayaking, and lying on the sand with my eyes closed feeling the sun beating down on me. I have my choice of activities, ranging from kayaking and sailing to snorkeling and shelling. You can go deep-sea fishing, kayaking and abseiling as well. Derivatives kayaker nounˈkʌɪakəˈkaɪˌækər Even if you are not an experienced kayaker or have never kayaked at all, these tours are perfect for you. Example sentencesExamples A keen sportsman, he had played rugby and was an expert skier, sailor and kayaker, Deeply affected by the tragedy, he authored legislation that calls for mandatory life jacket wear for kayakers. Families of ducks, sail boats and kayakers round out the serene picture. We didn't know it, but the kayaker had abandoned his kayak and boarded the life raft after our aerial delivery. Origin Mid 18th century: from Inuit qayaq. Eskimo from late 16th century: The traditional word for the indigenous people inhabiting northern Canada, Alaska, Greenland, and eastern Siberia is Eskimo. The word is from Native American language Algonquian, and may have originally meant ‘people speaking a different language’. It was formerly thought that the original meaning was ‘person who eats raw meat’ and because this was seen as insulting, the word is now avoided by many. The peoples inhabiting the regions from the Canadian Arctic to western Greenland prefer to call themselves Inuit, first recorded in English in the mid 18th century and the plural of inuk ‘person’. There are comparatively few words in English from the Inuit language. Kayak, which came into English in the 18th century, is one of them, and igloo (mid 19th century) from iglu ‘house’, is the most notable other. Rhymes Dayak Definition of kayak in US English: kayak nounˈkaɪˌækˈkīˌak A canoe of a type used originally by the Inuit, made of a light frame with a watertight covering having a small opening in the top to sit in. 轻便独木舟（原为伊努伊特人使用的一种独木舟，在一轻便的木架上蒙上防水的篷子，顶部有一处容人坐的小开口） Example sentencesExamples They found that there were places where people were camping along the shores, and there were numerous sailboats, kayaks, and canoes out in the aquamarine water. The next highest categories were personal watercraft, cabin cruisers, canoes, rowboats and kayaks. She paddles to work once a week, storing her clothes in the kayak's watertight compartment. There's canoes, kayaks and some rowing shells. Various paddle-powered rigs with exceptional mobility include small flat-bottomed aluminum boats, canoes and kayaks. A group of hippos who were wallowing in the water the far side of the river stuck their heads up to watch us as we unloaded our kayaks and canoes. The fatality rate for canoes and kayaks is almost twice that of those on personal watercraft and almost four times higher than open motor boats. Additionally, there are 450 kayaks and canoes, with 3,000 amateurs and 1,050 athletes, plus 120 rowing boats registered. Humans, too, are taking advantage of the increased recreational activities afforded by removal of the dam, with many river enthusiasts running the river in canoes and kayaks. Entrants wearing fancy dress took to the water in kayaks, dinghies, canoes and other water crafts to raise cash for charity. More fatalities occurred on canoes and kayaks than on personal watercraft, but the highest number occurred on open motorboats. These sculptural works are made of superimposed bentwood floatable frames: canoes, surfboards, kayaks, and rowboats fully equipped with oars. Lakeside lodges and resorts make kayaks or canoes available to guests, or you can bring your own. The house comes with a 19-foot runabout, a canoe, kayaks, sailboards, and snorkeling and fishing gear. They use night-vision binoculars, small boats, canoes and kayaks but see education of the younger generation as an important weapon. More energetic sightseers can hire kayaks or canoes. Our fleet consisted of a Picayune delivery truck, two cars, bicycles, a kayak and a canoe. Instruction is given in the use of kayaks, two-seater canoes and motor boats. You can also rent a kayak or canoe and explore the estuary; bring binoculars to spot wading egrets and resident ducks. These components involve practice in self-rescue skills and assisting others using canoes, kayaks, sailboats, and/or rowboats in a calm water environment. verbˈkaɪˌækˈkīˌak [no object]usually as noun kayaking Travel in or use a kayak. the center is ideal for kayaking Example sentencesExamples He stays in shape throughout the year by canoeing and kayaking, hiking with poles and lifting weights. Whether you're into skydiving, kayaking or mountain biking, this is the place for you. Athletes practise kayaking off a marina near the port city of Piraeus. An Adventure Zone, with windsurfing, sailing and kayaking, was also on offer to those brave enough to try them. You can go deep-sea fishing, kayaking and abseiling as well. Canadian canoeing, kayaking and sailing sessions will be on offer. The outdoor experts offer to take them off your hands and either into the water or the woods to try out kayaking, canoeing, archery and orienteering. Sports involved are all types of rowing, diving, sailing, wind surfing, and kayaking. Even here, though, it is possible to try a spot of canoeing or kayaking in the Gorge Waterway - not something to be tried in the Clyde. I have my choice of activities, ranging from kayaking and sailing to snorkeling and shelling. He's found inspiration while helping to crew sailboats or kayaking on the ocean. In surf kayaking, hull shapes and designs are borrowed from the surf world, as is the system of scoring. Have a go at sailing or kayaking on Windermere this weekend (Saturday and Sunday). As it is, it supports a wide range of activities, such as kayaking, canoeing, fishing etc. As he filled in a registration form, I looked around and felt bored, as an urge to go kayaking again washed over me. After kayaking 45 minutes to get here, I decided to spend some quality time with my towel. If you really love the sea, you'd love kayaking, and perhaps sailing. Taking it down cost a fifth as much, and revealed a set of notable rapids, ideal for whitewater kayaking. Around 39,000 four to 19-year-olds took part in events ranging from kayaking to scuba diving. Walking, sailing, kayaking, and lying on the sand with my eyes closed feeling the sun beating down on me. Origin Mid 18th century: from Inuit qayaq.
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