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yacht Y0001200 (yät)n. Any of various relatively small, streamlined sailing or motor-driven vessels used for pleasure cruises or racing.intr.v. yacht·ed, yacht·ing, yachts To sail, cruise, or race in a yacht.
[Probably obsolete Norwegian jagt, from Middle Low German jacht, short for jachtschip : jagen, to chase (from Old High German jagōn) + schip, ship.]yacht (jɒt) n1. (Nautical Terms) a vessel propelled by sail or power, used esp for pleasure cruising, racing, etc2. (Nautical Terms) short for sand yacht, ice yachtvb (Nautical Terms) (intr) to sail or cruise in a yacht[C16: from obsolete Dutch jaghte, short for jahtschip, from jagen to chase + schip ship]yacht (yɒt)
n. 1. a vessel used for private cruising, racing, or other noncommercial purposes. v.i. 2. to sail or voyage in a yacht. [1550–60; < early Dutch jaght, short for jaghtschip hunting ship] yacht
Past participle: yachted
Gerund: yachting
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| I yacht | | you yacht | | he/she/it yachts | | we yacht | | you yacht | | they yacht |
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| I yachted | | you yachted | | he/she/it yachted | | we yachted | | you yachted | | they yachted |
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| I am yachting | | you are yachting | | he/she/it is yachting | | we are yachting | | you are yachting | | they are yachting |
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| I have yachted | | you have yachted | | he/she/it has yachted | | we have yachted | | you have yachted | | they have yachted |
| Past Continuous |
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| I was yachting | | you were yachting | | he/she/it was yachting | | we were yachting | | you were yachting | | they were yachting |
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| I had yachted | | you had yachted | | he/she/it had yachted | | we had yachted | | you had yachted | | they had yachted |
| Future |
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| I will yacht | | you will yacht | | he/she/it will yacht | | we will yacht | | you will yacht | | they will yacht |
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| I will have yachted | | you will have yachted | | he/she/it will have yachted | | we will have yachted | | you will have yachted | | they will have yachted |
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| I will be yachting | | you will be yachting | | he/she/it will be yachting | | we will be yachting | | you will be yachting | | they will be yachting |
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| I have been yachting | | you have been yachting | | he/she/it has been yachting | | we have been yachting | | you have been yachting | | they have been yachting |
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| I will have been yachting | | you will have been yachting | | he/she/it will have been yachting | | we will have been yachting | | you will have been yachting | | they will have been yachting |
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| I had been yachting | | you had been yachting | | he/she/it had been yachting | | we had been yachting | | you had been yachting | | they had been yachting |
| Conditional |
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| I would yacht | | you would yacht | | he/she/it would yacht | | we would yacht | | you would yacht | | they would yacht |
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| I would have yachted | | you would have yachted | | he/she/it would have yachted | | we would have yachted | | you would have yachted | | they would have yachted |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  yacht - an expensive vessel propelled by sail or power and used for cruising or racingracing yachtvessel, watercraft - a craft designed for water transportation | | Verb | 1. |  yacht - travel in a yacht navigation, pilotage, piloting - the guidance of ships or airplanes from place to placeboat - ride in a boat on water |
yachtnoun boat, ship, cutter, sloop, ketch, sailboat His yacht sank last summer.Translationsyacht (jot) noun a boat or small ship, usually with sails, often with an engine, built and used for racing or cruising. We spent our holidays on a friend's yacht; (also adjective) a yacht race. 遊艇 游艇ˈyachting noun the pastime of sailing in a yacht. 駕遊艇巡遊 驾驶游艇ˈyachtsman (ˈjots-) noun a person who sails a yacht. a keen yachtsman. 遊艇駕駛 游艇驾驶员yacht club a club for yacht-owners. 遊艇俱樂部 游艇俱乐部yacht
yacht: see motorboatingmotorboating,
sport of navigating a motor-powered vessel on the water. It is done on either fresh- or saltwater and may be competitive or recreational. The first successful motorboat traveled (1887) a few yards on the Seine River in Paris.
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as a sport, the art of navigating a sailboat for recreational or competitive purposes. Racing Classes
There is no single "yacht type" of boat, rather many types that include sloops, yawls, catamarans, and ketches.
..... Click the link for more information. .Yacht a vessel powered by sail, motor, or both, with a displacement up to 3,000 tons, designed for racing or pleasure trips. Sailing yachts are the most common type. The first mentions of sailing yachts used for racing date from the 17th century. Sailing yachts may be divided into vessels designed for extended voyages and races on the open sea and racing and pleasure yachts designed for use in coastal waters. Depending on the shape of the hull, yachts may be classified as keeled types, in which the bottom forms a fin keel (more precisely, a false keel) that improves the vessel’s stability and prevents it from drifting when under sail, and shallow-draft yachts with a sliding keel, or centerboard; some combination types have both a fin keel and a sliding keel. Twin-hulled yachts are called catamarans, and yachts with three hulls are called trimarans. Yachts may have one or more masts with various types of rigs.  Figure 1. The direct xerographic process: (a) electrophotographic paper, on which the copy will be printed, (b) distribution of charges in the paper, (c) exposure of the photoconductive layer, with arrows representing light rays, (d) paper after exposure, (e) development of the latent image, with small black circles representing particles of the dyed powder, (f) paper with a fixed image, with black rectangles representing melted powder particles bonded to the paper’s backing; (1) electrically conductive backing, (2) photoconductive layer
yacht[yät] (naval architecture) A sailing or power boat used for pleasure cruises or racing. yacht1. a vessel propelled by sail or power, used esp for pleasure cruising, racing, etc. 2. short for sand yacht, ice yachtYACHT
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yacht
Synonyms for yachtnoun boatSynonyms- boat
- ship
- cutter
- sloop
- ketch
- sailboat
Synonyms for yachtnoun an expensive vessel propelled by sail or power and used for cruising or racingSynonymsRelated Wordsverb travel in a yachtRelated Words- navigation
- pilotage
- piloting
- boat
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