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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesvelejador
Pronunciation / Transliteration: velejador
"O velejador preparou seu barco para a viagem."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who navigates or travels in a boat for pleasure or sport.
"The lake was crowded with boaters enjoying the sunny weekend." - 2
A stiff flat-crowned and flat-brimmed straw hat.
"He wore a traditional summer suit complemented by a classic boater."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from 'boat' + '-er', originally referring to someone who sails or rows a boat, and later extended to describe a stiff straw hat with a flat crown and brim traditionally worn for boating or summer events.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Boater" is said worldwide
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canotier
Transliteration: canotier
"Il portait un canotier élégant lors de la fête au bord de l'eau."
Bootsfahrer
Transliteration: Bootsfahrer
"Die Rettungsschwimmer hielten Ausschau nach unerfahrenen Bootsfahrern."
canottiere
Transliteration: canottiere
"Il fiume era pieno di canottieri durante la regata."
navegante
Transliteration: navegante
"Los navegantes deben revisar el clima antes de salir al mar."
velejador
Transliteration: velejador
"O velejador preparou seu barco para a viagem."
नाविक
Transliteration: navik
"नाविक ने नदी पार करने के लिए नाव खेई।"
划船者
Transliteration: huáchuánzhě
"湖面上有很多划船者在享受阳光。"
보트 타는 사람
Transliteration: boteu taneun saram
"주말이면 강가에 보트 타는 사람들이 많아집니다."
ボート乗り
Transliteration: bōtonori
"そのボート乗りは安全のためにライフジャケットを着用していた。"
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