Definition of longboat in English:

longboat

noun ˈlɒŋbəʊtˈlɔŋˌboʊt

1A large boat which may be launched from a sailing ship.
（附属于大帆船的）大艇
he was cast adrift in a longboat by the mutinous crew
Example sentencesExamples
- Within moments of the 6ft torches being thrown on to the deck, the longboat was consumed in flames.
- The bows of the longboat collided with the dock, causing the little boats to pitch and sway in a haphazard fashion.
- As a result, longboats which could once take up to eight tourists were being forced to take only 4-5 passengers to prevent the boats scraping against the riverbed.
- The longboat was launched before a crowd of about 500 at Town Beach, the cradle of history in this district.
- The loss of seven able men in a population of 47 would be devastating given they are needed to man the longboats that collect supplies from passing ships.
- The enemy cannot go ashore there except in longboats, and archers concealed in the high grass can kill them before they get out of the marsh.
- The sailors escaped back out to sea in their battered longboat, praying for rescue by a passing ship.
- Kennedy and an assortment of repair men loaded into the longboat and made their way to the American ship.
- We will take one of the longboats and try to find which little river they rowed up.
- It just means ferrying people across the reef in longboats and waiting for the ships to cross afterwards.
- Every able-bodied man is essential on Pitcairn, especially for the island's lifeline, the longboats.
- Its capacity was far larger than that of the old longboat, and soon all other ports started using it as a more efficient way of transporting wine.
- With the completion of the skeleton of the 35-foot long hull, the longboat has begun to take shape, exciting project stakeholders.
- Rather than test the validity of those claims, the sailors quickly set back to sea in a longboat.
- The team was greeted by a longboat from the island with the traditional welcome party, and the majority of the island's residents were gathered at the shore to welcome their diving visitors.
- ‘I love you, too, David,’ she said, as the longboat reached the ship.
- Drawing near the schooner, a crew was dispatched overside in the longboat with a squad of marines.
- Abilene decided to climb a tree to see if he could see his father and fellow sailors going back to the longboat.
- Hadleigh looked towards the pirate ship to see three longboats full of men rowing towards them.
- Rounding the corner of the ship were nine longboats full of naval officers and ensigns.
2
another term for longship
Example sentencesExamples
- Tall ships, small ships, pirate ships, submarines, rafts, and Viking longboats might all put in an appearance.
- Nordic warriors sailed into York in longboats on Saturday morning, before two key battles - Stamford Bridge and the Rout to Riccall - were theatrically recreated.
- Perhaps their most glorious hour was when they discovered the hulk of a Viking longboat, perfectly preserved in mud off Anglesey.
- Thankfully these are not Norse raisers in their longboats, but the Royal Marines' new all-terrain vehicles, now being delivered to Corps units.
- Still, by the time Wonka and his guests set sail, the fact that their ship is a Viking longboat carved from a big boiled sweet seems almost mundane.
- Tourists could then be brought to see the original site by boat along the river, even perhaps on replicas of Viking longboats.
- They were shaped like Medieval longboats, with arching prows in the shape of dragon-heads.
- A long sea voyage aboard a Viking longboat would be difficult for you, but you might be able to manage it.
- Once, he had sung for the Vikings as their longboats closed in on the Irish coast, his voice vibrating in the freezing air.
- For example, during the park tour, the warden stresses that they did not come on Viking longboats.
- The first maze - a Viking longboat - was created in 2002 as a way of diversifying the family farming business.
- The ships used to transport wine before the 12th century were longboats like the Viking ships.
- A Viking procession, a regatta with replica Norwegian longboats, and a spectacular floodlit battle re-enactment called The Challenge To Power will also feature.

Definition of longboat in US English:

longboat

nounˈlôNGˌbōtˈlɔŋˌboʊt

1A large boat that may be launched from a sailing ship.
（附属于大帆船的）大艇
Example sentencesExamples
- Drawing near the schooner, a crew was dispatched overside in the longboat with a squad of marines.
- Every able-bodied man is essential on Pitcairn, especially for the island's lifeline, the longboats.
- Hadleigh looked towards the pirate ship to see three longboats full of men rowing towards them.
- With the completion of the skeleton of the 35-foot long hull, the longboat has begun to take shape, exciting project stakeholders.
- Kennedy and an assortment of repair men loaded into the longboat and made their way to the American ship.
- Rounding the corner of the ship were nine longboats full of naval officers and ensigns.
- Its capacity was far larger than that of the old longboat, and soon all other ports started using it as a more efficient way of transporting wine.
- The bows of the longboat collided with the dock, causing the little boats to pitch and sway in a haphazard fashion.
- The team was greeted by a longboat from the island with the traditional welcome party, and the majority of the island's residents were gathered at the shore to welcome their diving visitors.
- Abilene decided to climb a tree to see if he could see his father and fellow sailors going back to the longboat.
- We will take one of the longboats and try to find which little river they rowed up.
- The enemy cannot go ashore there except in longboats, and archers concealed in the high grass can kill them before they get out of the marsh.
- As a result, longboats which could once take up to eight tourists were being forced to take only 4-5 passengers to prevent the boats scraping against the riverbed.
- Rather than test the validity of those claims, the sailors quickly set back to sea in a longboat.
- It just means ferrying people across the reef in longboats and waiting for the ships to cross afterwards.
- ‘I love you, too, David,’ she said, as the longboat reached the ship.
- The loss of seven able men in a population of 47 would be devastating given they are needed to man the longboats that collect supplies from passing ships.
- The longboat was launched before a crowd of about 500 at Town Beach, the cradle of history in this district.
- Within moments of the 6ft torches being thrown on to the deck, the longboat was consumed in flames.
- The sailors escaped back out to sea in their battered longboat, praying for rescue by a passing ship.
1. 1.1
  another term for longship
  Example sentencesExamples
  A long sea voyage aboard a Viking longboat would be difficult for you, but you might be able to manage it.
  Perhaps their most glorious hour was when they discovered the hulk of a Viking longboat, perfectly preserved in mud off Anglesey.
  Still, by the time Wonka and his guests set sail, the fact that their ship is a Viking longboat carved from a big boiled sweet seems almost mundane.
  The first maze - a Viking longboat - was created in 2002 as a way of diversifying the family farming business.
  A Viking procession, a regatta with replica Norwegian longboats, and a spectacular floodlit battle re-enactment called The Challenge To Power will also feature.
  For example, during the park tour, the warden stresses that they did not come on Viking longboats.
  Once, he had sung for the Vikings as their longboats closed in on the Irish coast, his voice vibrating in the freezing air.
  Nordic warriors sailed into York in longboats on Saturday morning, before two key battles - Stamford Bridge and the Rout to Riccall - were theatrically recreated.
  Tourists could then be brought to see the original site by boat along the river, even perhaps on replicas of Viking longboats.
  They were shaped like Medieval longboats, with arching prows in the shape of dragon-heads.
  Tall ships, small ships, pirate ships, submarines, rafts, and Viking longboats might all put in an appearance.
  Thankfully these are not Norse raisers in their longboats, but the Royal Marines' new all-terrain vehicles, now being delivered to Corps units.
  The ships used to transport wine before the 12th century were longboats like the Viking ships.

单词	longboat
释义	Definition of longboat in English: longboat noun ˈlɒŋbəʊtˈlɔŋˌboʊt 1A large boat which may be launched from a sailing ship. （附属于大帆船的）大艇 he was cast adrift in a longboat by the mutinous crew Example sentencesExamples Within moments of the 6ft torches being thrown on to the deck, the longboat was consumed in flames. The bows of the longboat collided with the dock, causing the little boats to pitch and sway in a haphazard fashion. As a result, longboats which could once take up to eight tourists were being forced to take only 4-5 passengers to prevent the boats scraping against the riverbed. The longboat was launched before a crowd of about 500 at Town Beach, the cradle of history in this district. The loss of seven able men in a population of 47 would be devastating given they are needed to man the longboats that collect supplies from passing ships. The enemy cannot go ashore there except in longboats, and archers concealed in the high grass can kill them before they get out of the marsh. The sailors escaped back out to sea in their battered longboat, praying for rescue by a passing ship. Kennedy and an assortment of repair men loaded into the longboat and made their way to the American ship. We will take one of the longboats and try to find which little river they rowed up. It just means ferrying people across the reef in longboats and waiting for the ships to cross afterwards. Every able-bodied man is essential on Pitcairn, especially for the island's lifeline, the longboats. Its capacity was far larger than that of the old longboat, and soon all other ports started using it as a more efficient way of transporting wine. With the completion of the skeleton of the 35-foot long hull, the longboat has begun to take shape, exciting project stakeholders. Rather than test the validity of those claims, the sailors quickly set back to sea in a longboat. The team was greeted by a longboat from the island with the traditional welcome party, and the majority of the island's residents were gathered at the shore to welcome their diving visitors. ‘I love you, too, David,’ she said, as the longboat reached the ship. Drawing near the schooner, a crew was dispatched overside in the longboat with a squad of marines. Abilene decided to climb a tree to see if he could see his father and fellow sailors going back to the longboat. Hadleigh looked towards the pirate ship to see three longboats full of men rowing towards them. Rounding the corner of the ship were nine longboats full of naval officers and ensigns. 2 another term for longship Example sentencesExamples Tall ships, small ships, pirate ships, submarines, rafts, and Viking longboats might all put in an appearance. Nordic warriors sailed into York in longboats on Saturday morning, before two key battles - Stamford Bridge and the Rout to Riccall - were theatrically recreated. Perhaps their most glorious hour was when they discovered the hulk of a Viking longboat, perfectly preserved in mud off Anglesey. Thankfully these are not Norse raisers in their longboats, but the Royal Marines' new all-terrain vehicles, now being delivered to Corps units. Still, by the time Wonka and his guests set sail, the fact that their ship is a Viking longboat carved from a big boiled sweet seems almost mundane. Tourists could then be brought to see the original site by boat along the river, even perhaps on replicas of Viking longboats. They were shaped like Medieval longboats, with arching prows in the shape of dragon-heads. A long sea voyage aboard a Viking longboat would be difficult for you, but you might be able to manage it. Once, he had sung for the Vikings as their longboats closed in on the Irish coast, his voice vibrating in the freezing air. For example, during the park tour, the warden stresses that they did not come on Viking longboats. The first maze - a Viking longboat - was created in 2002 as a way of diversifying the family farming business. The ships used to transport wine before the 12th century were longboats like the Viking ships. A Viking procession, a regatta with replica Norwegian longboats, and a spectacular floodlit battle re-enactment called The Challenge To Power will also feature. Definition of longboat in US English: longboat nounˈlôNGˌbōtˈlɔŋˌboʊt 1A large boat that may be launched from a sailing ship. （附属于大帆船的）大艇 Example sentencesExamples Drawing near the schooner, a crew was dispatched overside in the longboat with a squad of marines. Every able-bodied man is essential on Pitcairn, especially for the island's lifeline, the longboats. Hadleigh looked towards the pirate ship to see three longboats full of men rowing towards them. With the completion of the skeleton of the 35-foot long hull, the longboat has begun to take shape, exciting project stakeholders. Kennedy and an assortment of repair men loaded into the longboat and made their way to the American ship. Rounding the corner of the ship were nine longboats full of naval officers and ensigns. Its capacity was far larger than that of the old longboat, and soon all other ports started using it as a more efficient way of transporting wine. The bows of the longboat collided with the dock, causing the little boats to pitch and sway in a haphazard fashion. The team was greeted by a longboat from the island with the traditional welcome party, and the majority of the island's residents were gathered at the shore to welcome their diving visitors. Abilene decided to climb a tree to see if he could see his father and fellow sailors going back to the longboat. We will take one of the longboats and try to find which little river they rowed up. The enemy cannot go ashore there except in longboats, and archers concealed in the high grass can kill them before they get out of the marsh. As a result, longboats which could once take up to eight tourists were being forced to take only 4-5 passengers to prevent the boats scraping against the riverbed. Rather than test the validity of those claims, the sailors quickly set back to sea in a longboat. It just means ferrying people across the reef in longboats and waiting for the ships to cross afterwards. ‘I love you, too, David,’ she said, as the longboat reached the ship. The loss of seven able men in a population of 47 would be devastating given they are needed to man the longboats that collect supplies from passing ships. The longboat was launched before a crowd of about 500 at Town Beach, the cradle of history in this district. Within moments of the 6ft torches being thrown on to the deck, the longboat was consumed in flames. The sailors escaped back out to sea in their battered longboat, praying for rescue by a passing ship. 1.1 another term for longship Example sentencesExamples A long sea voyage aboard a Viking longboat would be difficult for you, but you might be able to manage it. Perhaps their most glorious hour was when they discovered the hulk of a Viking longboat, perfectly preserved in mud off Anglesey. Still, by the time Wonka and his guests set sail, the fact that their ship is a Viking longboat carved from a big boiled sweet seems almost mundane. The first maze - a Viking longboat - was created in 2002 as a way of diversifying the family farming business. A Viking procession, a regatta with replica Norwegian longboats, and a spectacular floodlit battle re-enactment called The Challenge To Power will also feature. For example, during the park tour, the warden stresses that they did not come on Viking longboats. Once, he had sung for the Vikings as their longboats closed in on the Irish coast, his voice vibrating in the freezing air. Nordic warriors sailed into York in longboats on Saturday morning, before two key battles - Stamford Bridge and the Rout to Riccall - were theatrically recreated. Tourists could then be brought to see the original site by boat along the river, even perhaps on replicas of Viking longboats. They were shaped like Medieval longboats, with arching prows in the shape of dragon-heads. Tall ships, small ships, pirate ships, submarines, rafts, and Viking longboats might all put in an appearance. Thankfully these are not Norse raisers in their longboats, but the Royal Marines' new all-terrain vehicles, now being delivered to Corps units. The ships used to transport wine before the 12th century were longboats like the Viking ships.
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