yacht in Irish
yacht in Irish is luamh — yacht means a sleek boat, often with sails but sometimes engine-powered, used for pleasure cruising or racing.
yacht in Irish
luamh
(watercraft) A slick and light ship for making pleasure trips or racing on water, having sails but often motor-powered. At times used as a residence offshore on a dock.
What does "yacht" mean?
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noun A sleek boat, often with sails but sometimes engine-powered, used for pleasure cruising or racing.
"They spent the summer sailing their yacht around the Greek islands."
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verb To travel or race by yacht.
"They yachted along the coast for two weeks straight."
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yacht in a sentence
- They spent the summer sailing their yacht around the Greek islands.
- The billionaire docked his yacht in the marina overnight.
- They yachted along the coast for two weeks straight.
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What is "yacht" in Irish?
"yacht" in Irish is luamh. yacht means: A sleek boat, often with sails but sometimes engine-powered, used for pleasure cruising or racing.
How do you use "yacht" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent the summer sailing their yacht around the Greek islands." In Irish, "yacht" is luamh.
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