dinghy in Japanese
dinghy in Japanese is ディンギー — dinghy means a small open boat, often carried aboard a larger ship as a lifeboat or tender, or sailed for sport.
dinghy in Japanese
ディンギー
Pronounced: dingī
(nautical) A small open boat, propelled by oars or paddles, carried as a tender, lifeboat, or pleasure craft on a ship.
What does "dinghy" mean?
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noun A small open boat, often carried aboard a larger ship as a lifeboat or tender, or sailed for sport.
"They rowed the dinghy ashore once the yacht anchored."
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noun An inflatable rubber raft, especially one used for emergencies.
"The life raft was really just an inflatable dinghy stowed under the seats."
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dinghy in a sentence
- They rowed the dinghy ashore once the yacht anchored.
- He learned to sail in a small dinghy as a kid.
- The life raft was really just an inflatable dinghy stowed under the seats.
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What is "dinghy" in Japanese?
"dinghy" in Japanese is ディンギー. dinghy means: A small open boat, often carried aboard a larger ship as a lifeboat or tender, or sailed for sport.
How do you pronounce ディンギー?
"dinghy" in Japanese is ディンギー, pronounced "dingī".
How do you use "dinghy" in a sentence?
Example: "They rowed the dinghy ashore once the yacht anchored." In Japanese, "dinghy" is ディンギー.
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