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French-English translation for: [bateau]
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Dictionary French English: [bateau]

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French English
naut. marin {adj} [bateau]seaworthy
plat {adj} [bateau, embarcation]flat-bottomed
Verbs
armer qc. [bateau, navire, etc.]to fit sth. out [boat, ship etc.]
naut. barrer qc. [bateau]to steer sth. [boat]
défoncer qc. [tonneau, bateau]to knock the bottom out of sth.
naut. dévier [bateau]to yaw
naut. dévier [bateau]to go off course
naut. échouer [bateau, embarcation]to run aground
naut. échouer qc. [bateau, embarcation]to beach sth.
éperonner qc. [bateau]to ram sth.
naut. pencher [bateau]to list
naut. remuer [bateau]to bob up and down [boat]
naut. remuer qc. [bateau, salade]to toss sth. [boat, salad]
naut. s'échouer [bateau]to run aground
s'enliser [bateau, véhicule]to get stuck [boat, vehicle]
naut. s'ensabler [bateau]to get stranded [on a sandbank]
naut. sombrer [bateau]to sink [ship]
Nouns
chasse naut. baleinière {f} [bateau]whaleboat
chasse naut. baleinière {f} [bateau]whaler [ship]
naut. bananier {m} [bateau]banana boat
naut. carène {f} [coque d'un bateau]hull [of a boat, ship]
naut. chalutier {m} [bateau]trawler
naut. charbonnier {m} [bateau]collier [coal ship]
naut. chébec {m} [aussi : chebek] [petit bateau méditerranéen]xebec [also: zebec]
dr. naut. transp. détournement {m} [de bateau]hijacking
naut. embarcation {f} [petit bateau]small boat
naut. ensablement {m} [de bateau]stranding [on a sandbank]
hist. naut. éperon {m} [de bateau]ram [of a ship]
naut. rame {f} [d'un bateau]oar
naut. relâche {f} [bateau]port of call
naut. occup. soutier {m} [sur un bateau à vapeur]coal-trimmer [on a steamship]
naut. squelette {m} [de bateau]framework
traversée {f} [en bateau]crossing [ocean]
traversée {f} [en bateau]transit
naut. vedette {f} [petit bateau rapide]speedboat
naut. voilier {m} [bateau]sailboat [Am.]
naut. voilier {m} [bateau]sailing boat [Br.]
2 Words: Verbs
naut. se balancer [bateau]to rock
naut. se détacher [bateau]to come untied
naut. se renverser [bateau etc.]to capsize [boat etc.]
2 Words: Nouns
naut. pare-battage {m} [bateau]fender [boat]
3 Words: Verbs
naut. être à l'attache [bateau]to be moored
3 Words: Nouns
naut. coquille {f} de noix [fig.] [petit bateau]cockleshell [small boat]
4 Words: Verbs
aviat. mil. naut. avoir le commandement de qc. [armée, opération, avion, bateau]to be in command of sth.
aviat. mil. naut. être au commandement de qc. [armée, opération, avion, bateau]to be in command of sth.
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