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boat

[boht] / boʊt /


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“It’s not only the boats, the infrastructure, the packing plants. It’s the hardware stores. The fuel docks. The grocery stores.”

From Los Angeles Times

Both of us later ended up on the same boat for a scuba-diving expedition.

From The Wall Street Journal

Aman Naseri, 18, is accused of piloting a small boat with 46 people on board during the first Channel crossing of the year on 5 January, the day the new law came into force.

From BBC

The NCA said he had likely made millions from the operation, having charged on average around £4,000 for packages of boats and engines.

From BBC

“Cruises are big business / I don’t personally like them, but I need to serve a useful purpose,” she speaks in a quietly forceful tone, adding “It’s a powerful boat for a powerful mind.”

From The Wall Street Journal