Definition of rowboat in English:

rowboat

noun ˈrəʊbəʊtˈroʊˌboʊt

North American

A small boat propelled by use of oars; a rowing boat.
Example sentencesExamples
- The development features nature trails, a wetland boardwalk, undeveloped lakeshore, and a pier for canoes and rowboats.
- A couple of wooden rowboats are moored in a quiet backwater.
- She saw a small wooden dock, and a wooden rowboat with two oars floating in the water.
- There are the most traditional crafts: dories, shells, and plain old rowboats, designed for rough surf.
- In tugs and sloops and rowboats, citizen watchdog groups have launched a campaign to protect America's waterways.
- Take one of the resort's rowboats, kayaks, or canoes out to catch and release largemouth bass and perch, or hike the 280-acre grounds.
- His father was gracious enough to give him the leaky rowboat on the side of the ship and a day's worth of provisions.
- The family decided to sell it, leaving behind the paddleboat, a rowboat, a riding lawnmower, several television sets, exercise equipment and lots of furniture.
- Hasef was placed in a rowboat, which headed for one of the ships in the harbor.
- The only way off the barge and onto dry land is by way of a rowboat.
- As a teenager in 1944, I was the skipper of a 10-foot rowboat with a centerboard and small sail.
- Best of all, anglers of every stripe should still be able to rent the tile-red, flat-bottom, 14-foot rowboats at Fletcher's Boat House, as they have for nearly 150 years.
- The practice of fishing with nets and lines from shore, with the aid of a rowboat or double-ended skiff, appears to have continued well into the 19th century.
- Pierre raced ahead and sneaked to the side on the ship where the rowboat waited.
- We fished together, in rowboats, off riverbanks and bridges, in rivers and lakes, with worms and fish eggs, and lures and flies.
- Her favorite painter specializes in old rowboats and the rocky Maine shoreline.
- Unlike the typical yacht, cabin cruiser, rowboat, kayak or canoe, shells have no cleats for attaching a rope, said one coxswain.
- Terrace called from his little rowboat as he set the oars in their places.
- And at last count, more than 200 people were rescued by crew in rafts, even in rowboats, secured from a local amusement park.
- Ray Kish started sailing after he hammered a couple of cross members into his rowboat and jury rigged a sail.

Rhymes

showboat

Definition of rowboat in US English:

rowboat

nounˈroʊˌboʊtˈrōˌbōt

North American

A small boat propelled by use of oars.
British term rowing boat
Example sentencesExamples
- And at last count, more than 200 people were rescued by crew in rafts, even in rowboats, secured from a local amusement park.
- The family decided to sell it, leaving behind the paddleboat, a rowboat, a riding lawnmower, several television sets, exercise equipment and lots of furniture.
- Best of all, anglers of every stripe should still be able to rent the tile-red, flat-bottom, 14-foot rowboats at Fletcher's Boat House, as they have for nearly 150 years.
- There are the most traditional crafts: dories, shells, and plain old rowboats, designed for rough surf.
- Ray Kish started sailing after he hammered a couple of cross members into his rowboat and jury rigged a sail.
- Pierre raced ahead and sneaked to the side on the ship where the rowboat waited.
- She saw a small wooden dock, and a wooden rowboat with two oars floating in the water.
- The development features nature trails, a wetland boardwalk, undeveloped lakeshore, and a pier for canoes and rowboats.
- Unlike the typical yacht, cabin cruiser, rowboat, kayak or canoe, shells have no cleats for attaching a rope, said one coxswain.
- His father was gracious enough to give him the leaky rowboat on the side of the ship and a day's worth of provisions.
- We fished together, in rowboats, off riverbanks and bridges, in rivers and lakes, with worms and fish eggs, and lures and flies.
- A couple of wooden rowboats are moored in a quiet backwater.
- Take one of the resort's rowboats, kayaks, or canoes out to catch and release largemouth bass and perch, or hike the 280-acre grounds.
- Hasef was placed in a rowboat, which headed for one of the ships in the harbor.
- In tugs and sloops and rowboats, citizen watchdog groups have launched a campaign to protect America's waterways.
- Terrace called from his little rowboat as he set the oars in their places.
- Her favorite painter specializes in old rowboats and the rocky Maine shoreline.
- As a teenager in 1944, I was the skipper of a 10-foot rowboat with a centerboard and small sail.
- The practice of fishing with nets and lines from shore, with the aid of a rowboat or double-ended skiff, appears to have continued well into the 19th century.
- The only way off the barge and onto dry land is by way of a rowboat.

单词	rowboat
释义	Definition of rowboat in English: rowboat noun ˈrəʊbəʊtˈroʊˌboʊt North American A small boat propelled by use of oars; a rowing boat. Example sentencesExamples The development features nature trails, a wetland boardwalk, undeveloped lakeshore, and a pier for canoes and rowboats. A couple of wooden rowboats are moored in a quiet backwater. She saw a small wooden dock, and a wooden rowboat with two oars floating in the water. There are the most traditional crafts: dories, shells, and plain old rowboats, designed for rough surf. In tugs and sloops and rowboats, citizen watchdog groups have launched a campaign to protect America's waterways. Take one of the resort's rowboats, kayaks, or canoes out to catch and release largemouth bass and perch, or hike the 280-acre grounds. His father was gracious enough to give him the leaky rowboat on the side of the ship and a day's worth of provisions. The family decided to sell it, leaving behind the paddleboat, a rowboat, a riding lawnmower, several television sets, exercise equipment and lots of furniture. Hasef was placed in a rowboat, which headed for one of the ships in the harbor. The only way off the barge and onto dry land is by way of a rowboat. As a teenager in 1944, I was the skipper of a 10-foot rowboat with a centerboard and small sail. Best of all, anglers of every stripe should still be able to rent the tile-red, flat-bottom, 14-foot rowboats at Fletcher's Boat House, as they have for nearly 150 years. The practice of fishing with nets and lines from shore, with the aid of a rowboat or double-ended skiff, appears to have continued well into the 19th century. Pierre raced ahead and sneaked to the side on the ship where the rowboat waited. We fished together, in rowboats, off riverbanks and bridges, in rivers and lakes, with worms and fish eggs, and lures and flies. Her favorite painter specializes in old rowboats and the rocky Maine shoreline. Unlike the typical yacht, cabin cruiser, rowboat, kayak or canoe, shells have no cleats for attaching a rope, said one coxswain. Terrace called from his little rowboat as he set the oars in their places. And at last count, more than 200 people were rescued by crew in rafts, even in rowboats, secured from a local amusement park. Ray Kish started sailing after he hammered a couple of cross members into his rowboat and jury rigged a sail. Rhymes showboat Definition of rowboat in US English: rowboat nounˈroʊˌboʊtˈrōˌbōt North American A small boat propelled by use of oars. British term rowing boat Example sentencesExamples And at last count, more than 200 people were rescued by crew in rafts, even in rowboats, secured from a local amusement park. The family decided to sell it, leaving behind the paddleboat, a rowboat, a riding lawnmower, several television sets, exercise equipment and lots of furniture. Best of all, anglers of every stripe should still be able to rent the tile-red, flat-bottom, 14-foot rowboats at Fletcher's Boat House, as they have for nearly 150 years. There are the most traditional crafts: dories, shells, and plain old rowboats, designed for rough surf. Ray Kish started sailing after he hammered a couple of cross members into his rowboat and jury rigged a sail. Pierre raced ahead and sneaked to the side on the ship where the rowboat waited. She saw a small wooden dock, and a wooden rowboat with two oars floating in the water. The development features nature trails, a wetland boardwalk, undeveloped lakeshore, and a pier for canoes and rowboats. Unlike the typical yacht, cabin cruiser, rowboat, kayak or canoe, shells have no cleats for attaching a rope, said one coxswain. His father was gracious enough to give him the leaky rowboat on the side of the ship and a day's worth of provisions. We fished together, in rowboats, off riverbanks and bridges, in rivers and lakes, with worms and fish eggs, and lures and flies. A couple of wooden rowboats are moored in a quiet backwater. Take one of the resort's rowboats, kayaks, or canoes out to catch and release largemouth bass and perch, or hike the 280-acre grounds. Hasef was placed in a rowboat, which headed for one of the ships in the harbor. In tugs and sloops and rowboats, citizen watchdog groups have launched a campaign to protect America's waterways. Terrace called from his little rowboat as he set the oars in their places. Her favorite painter specializes in old rowboats and the rocky Maine shoreline. As a teenager in 1944, I was the skipper of a 10-foot rowboat with a centerboard and small sail. The practice of fishing with nets and lines from shore, with the aid of a rowboat or double-ended skiff, appears to have continued well into the 19th century. The only way off the barge and onto dry land is by way of a rowboat.
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