sampans Antonyms

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a flat-bottomed Chinese boat usually moved by oars, a flat-bottomed skiff used in eastern Asia and usually propelled by two short oars

The sampans glided through the bustling Saigon River, their brightly colored hulls reflecting in the shimmering water.
Fishermen sailed into the harbor with their nets filled, their sampans laden with the day's catch.
The sampans swayed gently in the morning mist, their sails billowing in the gentle breeze.
Tourists marveled at the vibrant sampans that dotted the emerald waters of Halong Bay.
Children giggled and played on the decks of the sampans, their laughter echoing across the river.
The sampans provided a vital source of transportation for villagers who lived along the riverbanks.
The old woman rowed her sampan with practiced ease, her gnarled hands guiding her through the water.
The sampans transported goods and services between villages and towns, connecting communities spread across the vast river system.
The sampans were more than just vessels; they were homes and workplaces for many people who lived on the river.
The colorful sampans with their unique designs depicted the vibrant culture and traditions of the region.

a flat-bottomed Chinese boat usually moved by oars, a flat-bottomed skiff used in eastern Asia and usually propelled by two short oars

shells, vessels, scows, skiffs, batteaux, sailboats, pinnaces, wherries, paddleboats, pontoons

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The sampans glided through the bustling Saigon River, their brightly colored hulls reflecting in the shimmering water.

Fishermen sailed into the harbor with their nets filled, their sampans laden with the day's catch.

The sampans swayed gently in the morning mist, their sails billowing in the gentle breeze.

Tourists marveled at the vibrant sampans that dotted the emerald waters of Halong Bay.