| sth. chugged [as of motor, train, boat, etc.] | etw. tuckerte 36 | |
| naut. sb. careened [a ship, a boat] | jd. kielholte [ein Schiff, ein Boot] 11 | |
| poled {adj} {past-p} [propelled a boat or raft with a pole] | gestakt 9 | |
| seafaring {adj} [boat] | hochseetüchtig 9 | |
| sports rowing {adj} [attr.] [e.g. boat, bench, club] | Ruder- [z. B. Boot, Bank, Verein] 7 | |
| bot. cymbiform {adj} [boat-shaped] | kahnförmig | |
| fish fishing {adj} [attr.] [e.g. boat, camp, lodge, net, village] | Fischer- [z. B. Boot, Siedlung, Hütte, Netz, Dorf] | |
| naut. launched {past-p} [boat, new ship] | zu Wasser gelassen | |
| power {adj} [attr.] [e.g. boat, glider, pump, saw] | Motor- [z. B. Boot, Segler, Pumpe, Säge] | |
| punted {past-p} [in a boat] | gestakt | |
Verben |
| to embark [go on board of a boat / ship or aircraft] | einsteigen [in ein Boot / Schiff oder Flugzeug] 1442 | |
| to chug [as of motor, train, boat, etc.] | tuckern 248 | |
| naut. to sail [go by boat] | schippern [ugs.] 130 | |
| naut. to bail [scoop] [remove water from a boat] | schöpfen [Wasser aus einem Boot] 58 | |
| naut. to disembark (sb.) [by boat / in boats] | (jdn.) ausbooten 50 | |
| naut. to careen sth. [a boat, a ship] | 46 etw.Akk. kielholen [ein Boot oder Schiff an Land umlegen] | |
| naut. to punt [in a boat] | staken 45 | |
| naut. to embark (sb.) [by boat / in boats] | (jdn.) einbooten 39 | |
| to overbalance [boat] | kippen 22 | |
| naut. to sail [to travel in a ship or boat using sails or engine power] | fahren [mit einem Schiff oder Boot] 19 | |
| to push [i.e. a boat with one's feet] | abstemmen [z. B. ein Boot vom Ufer] 5 | |
| naut. to beach [boat] | auf Strand setzen | |
| naut. to boat sth. [place in a boat] | etw.Akk. in ein Boot laden | |
| to catch sth. [train, boat] | mit etw. (gerade noch) mitkommen [erreichen, z. B. den Zug, Dampfer] | |
| naut. to launch [small boat, lifeboat] | zu Wasser lassen | |
| naut. to launch sth. [a boat] | etw.Akk. zu Wasser bringen [selten] | |
| naut. to motor [coll.] [boat] | motoren [ugs.] | |
| to outdrive sth. [car, boat, etc.] | etw. (voll) ausfahren [ugs.] [an die Grenzen der Leistungsfähigkeit] | |
| naut. to overturn sth. [a boat etc.] | etw.Akk. zum Kentern bringen | |
| naut. to snub sth. [bring a boat to an abrupt stop] | etw.Akk. ruckartig zum Halten bringen [Boot oder Schiff] | |
Substantive |
| naut. tugboat [also: tug boat] | Schlepper {m} 170 | |
| naut. bark [archaic or literary] [small boat] | Nachen {m} [dichter.] [kleines Boot] 86 | |
| naut. sheet [sailing boat] | Schot {f} 71 | |
| naut. launch [archaic] [largest boat on board a warship] | 70 Barkasse {f} [veraltet] [größtes Beiboot auf Kriegsschiffen] | |
| naut. hydrofoil [boat] | Tragflächenboot {n} 63 | |
| naut. hydrofoil [boat] | Tragflügelboot {n} 50 | |
| naut. gig [long, light ship's boat or row boat] | Gig {f} [Beiboot, Ruderboot] 32 | |
| naut. cockleshell [small boat] | Nussschale {f} [ugs.] [kleines Boot] 31 | |
| naut. pram [flat-bottomed boat] | Prahm {m} 27 | |
| mil. wolfpack [U-boat warfare] | Wolfsrudel {n} 19 | |
| material caulk [boat building] | Dichtkitt {m} [Bootsbau] 16 | |
| naut. transom [flat termination of the stern of a boat] | 13 Spiegel {m} [Heckspiegel] [hinteres Ende eines Bootes oder Schiffes] | |
| naut. crabber [boat] | Krebsfischerboot {n} 7 | |
| huntingnaut. sealer [boat or person] | Robbenfänger {m} [Schiff oder Person] 7 | |
| barque [literary] [small boat] [here: mastless] | Barke {f} 5 | |
| naut. dhoni [Maldivian sailing boat] | Dhoni {n} [maledivisches Segelboot] 5 | |
| naut. [corresponds roughly to a smack (boat)] | Ewer {m} | |
| mil.naut. [German patrol boat in WW II] | Vorpostenboot {n} | |
| math.tools [number boat; used in elementary mathematics] | Rechenschiffchen {n} [in der Elementarmathematik] | |
| mil.naut. [WWI and WWII, esp. in U-boat terminology, a war cruise or combat patrol against the enemy] | Feindfahrt {f} [1. und 2. WK Marinejargon] | |
| bark [literary] [small boat] [here: mastless] | Barke {f} | |
| naut. barque [literary or poetic] [small boat] | Nachen {m} [dichter.] [kleines Boot] | |
| naut. bateau [Am.] [Can.] [flatbottom boat] | Flussboot {n} [flacher Kahn, z. B. Zille, Plätte] | |
| gastr. boat [short for: gravy boat, sauce boat] | Sauciere {f} | |
| naut. coble [flat-bottomed fishing boat of a type used in Scotland and NE England] | Fischerboot {n} [von der in Schottland und Nordost-England gebräuchlichen Art] | |
| naut. cockleshell [small boat] | kleines Boot {n} | |
| hist.naut. dogger [Dutch fishing boat] | Dogger {m} [niederländisches Fischereifahrzeug] | |
| naut. doni [Maldivian sailing boat] | Dhoni {n} [maledivisches Segelboot] | |
| naut. packraft [coll.] [portable, inflatable boat] | Packraft {n} [Rucksackschlauchboot] | |
| gastr. sauciere [saucière] [dated or rare] [sauce boat] | Sauciere {f} | |
| sports saxboard [rowing boat] | Dollbord {n} [Ruderboot] | |
| shell [narrow, light racing boat] | Rennruderboot {n} | |
| fishnaut. shrimper [shrimp boat] | Krabbenkutter {m} | |
| cloth. topsiders™ [boat shoes] | Bootsschuhe {pl} | |
| wharfboat [dockyard boat] | Werftboot {n} | |
2 Wörter: Andere |
| naut. sea-kindly {adj} [boat] | seetüchtig | |
2 Wörter: Verben |
| to bale sth. (out) [e.g. a boat] | etw. ausschöpfen [z. B. Wasser aus Boot] | |
| to drift away [e.g. boat, balloon] | wegtreiben [z. B. Boot, Ballon] | |
| tech. to jack sth. up [e.g. car, boat] | etw.Akk. hochbocken | |
| naut. to put about [boat] | wenden | |
| naut. to set sb. adrift [put them in a boat and leave them to their fate] | jdn. aussetzen [ausbooten auf hoher See] | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| sports boat dive [scuba diving from a boat] | Bootstauchgang {m} | |
| boat ride [in a rowing boat or punt] | Kahnfahrt {f} [Fahrt in einem Ruder- oder Stakboot] | |
| naut. clincher boat [rare] [clinker boat] | Klinkerboot {n} | |
| sociol. Coleman's bathtub [Coleman's boat] | Coleman'sche Badewanne {f} | |
| naut. diesel room [also compartment] [U-boat] | Dieselraum {m} [U-Boot] | |
| naut. diving boat [boat for divers] | Tauchboot {n} | |
| naut.TrVocab. duck boat [also: Duck boat] [coll.] [amphibious tour bus] | [Amphibienfahrzeug für Ausflüge von Touristen] | |
| mil.naut. E-boat [also: e-boat] | Schnellboot {n} | |
| travel harbor tour [Am.] [by boat] | Hafenrundfahrt {f} | |
| naut. harbor tugboat [Am.] [also: harbor tug boat] | Hafenschlepper {m} | |
| travel harbour tour [Br.] [by boat] | Hafenrundfahrt {f} | |
| naut. harbour tugboat [Br.] [also: harbour tug boat] | Hafenschlepper {m} | |
| naut. marine gear [boat supplies] | Bootszubehör {n} | |
| travel port tour [by boat] | Hafenrundfahrt {f} | |
| naut. port tugboat [also: port tug boat] | Hafenschlepper {m} | |
| transp. regular service [scheduled service by airplane, bus, boat, train, etc.] | Linienverkehr {m} | |
| hist.naut. royal barge [boat] | Königsbarke {f} | |
| hist.naut. royal barge [boat] | königliche Barke {f} | |
| hist.naut. royal barge [boat] | königliche Barge {f} [selten] | |
| naut. state barge [boat] | Staatsbarke {f} | |
| naut. state barge [boat] | Staatsbarge {f} [selten] | |
| naut. steering nozzle [jet boat] | Steuerdüse {f} | |
| hist.mil.naut. supply submarine [nicknamed "milk cow"] [WW II German U Boat type XIV] | Versorgungs-U-Boot {n} Typ XIV [Spitzname "Milchkuh"] [2. WK dt. Kriegsmarine] | |
| hist.mil. supply submarine [sl.] [milk cow] [WW II German U-Boat type XIV] | U-Boot-Tanker {m} | |
| tech. trolling motor [affixed to an angler's boat] | Trollingmotor {m} [auch: Trolling-Motor] [Außenbordmotor] | |
| hist.mil. victory pennant [U-boat pennant] | Erfolgswimpel {m} [U-Boot] | |
3 Wörter: Verben |
| naut. to beach a vessel [boat or smaller ship] | ein Boot auf Strand laufen lassen | |
| to spring a leak [take or lose water] [can, boat, ship] | leck laufen [selten] [mit Wasser volllaufen oder Wasser etc. verlieren] [Behälter, Boot, Schiff] | |
| naut. to sway at anchor [ship or boat] | schwojen [Schiff od. Boot: sich treibend um den Anker drehen] | |
Enthält Übersetzungen von der TU Chemnitz sowie aus Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (nur Englisch/Deutsch).
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