workboat (Meaning)

workboat

a boat used for work purposes (such as commercial fishing and ferrying supplies) rather than for sport or for passenger or naval service

workboat Sentence Examples

  1. The workboat chugged through the choppy waters, towing a heavy barge behind it.
  2. Fishermen relied on sturdy workboats to venture out into the open sea.
  3. The workboat's diesel engine roared as it transported cargo to offshore platforms.
  4. Coast Guardsmen used workboats to conduct search and rescue operations in treacherous conditions.
  5. The workboat's crew worked tirelessly to maintain the marine equipment on board.
  6. Engineers designed workboats to withstand the harsh conditions of shipyards and offshore drilling sites.
  7. The workboat's deckhands unloaded heavy machinery from the hold.
  8. The captain maneuvered the workboat skillfully through a narrow channel.
  9. Marine biologists used a workboat to collect samples from the ocean floor.
  10. The workboat's bow was reinforced to break through ice and navigate in shallow waters.

FAQs About the word workboat

a boat used for work purposes (such as commercial fishing and ferrying supplies) rather than for sport or for passenger or naval service

ferryboat, coble, taxi,whaleboat, gillnetter, lugger, gondola, cockleshell, banker, hooker

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The workboat chugged through the choppy waters, towing a heavy barge behind it.

Fishermen relied on sturdy workboats to venture out into the open sea.

The workboat's diesel engine roared as it transported cargo to offshore platforms.

Coast Guardsmen used workboats to conduct search and rescue operations in treacherous conditions.