dinghy (Meaning)
dinghy (n)
a small boat of shallow draft with cross thwarts for seats and rowlocks for oars with which it is propelled
dinghy (n.)
A kind of boat used in the East Indies.
A ship's smallest boat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dinghy
dinghy Sentence Examples
- The small dinghy bobbed up and down on the waves, its occupants enjoying a leisurely afternoon sail.
- The large yacht was accompanied by a small dinghy, used to ferry passengers and supplies to and from shore.
- We hired a dinghy to explore the secluded coves and hidden beaches along the coastline.
- The dinghy raced across the water, its occupants laughing and enjoying the thrill of the ride.
- As soon as the ship dropped anchor, a small dinghy was lowered into the water to transport the captain to shore.
- The rescue team used a dinghy to reach the stranded boaters and bring them safely to shore.
- The fishing boat was equipped with a small dinghy, used to deploy and retrieve fishing nets.
- The inflatable dinghy was ideal for short trips to shore or for exploring nearby waterways.
- The dinghy was powered by a small outboard motor, which propelled it through the water at a steady pace.
- The dinghy was tied to the dock, waiting to be used by the next group of eager adventurers.
FAQs About the word dinghy
a small boat of shallow draft with cross thwarts for seats and rowlocks for oars with which it is propelledA kind of boat used in the East Indies., A ship's sma
sloop, schooner,yacht, ship, frigate, sailboat, cutter, bark, vessel, sailer
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The small dinghy bobbed up and down on the waves, its occupants enjoying a leisurely afternoon sail.
The large yacht was accompanied by a small dinghy, used to ferry passengers and supplies to and from shore.
We hired a dinghy to explore the secluded coves and hidden beaches along the coastline.
The dinghy raced across the water, its occupants laughing and enjoying the thrill of the ride.
