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Meaning of tongkang
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tongkang (n.)
A kind of boat or junk used in the seas of the Malay Archipelago.
tongkang Sentence Examples
- The tongkang, a large flat-bottomed barge, slowly navigated the narrow river.
- The villagers relied on tongkangs to transport their goods to distant markets.
- The heavy cargo was carefully loaded onto the tongkang, ensuring its stability.
- The weathered tongkang had witnessed countless journeys along the winding waterways.
- The rhythmic sound of oars against the water echoed through the tranquil harbor as the tongkang approached.
- The skilled boatman expertly maneuvered the tongkang, avoiding obstacles with ease.
- The floating market bustled with activity as traders sold their wares from colorful tongkangs.
- The tongkang creaked and groaned under the weight of its precious cargo.
- The village festival culminated in a race between decorated tongkangs, creating a vibrant spectacle.
- The ancient tongkang, preserved as a historical artifact, serves as a reminder of its significance in maritime trade.
FAQs About the word tongkang
A kind of boat or junk used in the seas of the Malay Archipelago.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tongkang, a large flat-bottomed barge, slowly navigated the narrow river.
The villagers relied on tongkangs to transport their goods to distant markets.
The heavy cargo was carefully loaded onto the tongkang, ensuring its stability.
The weathered tongkang had witnessed countless journeys along the winding waterways.
