boating

• Relativo a la navegación o al paseo en barca, especialmente por placer o recreo.

Relating to the activity of traveling or spending time on a boat, especially for leisure.

1. Related to boatsB1formal

   Relating to or used for the activity of traveling in a boat for pleasure.

   náutico, de navegación de recreo

   • They bought a new boating jacket for the trip.
   • The boating season starts in May.
   • He joined a local boating club.

   Sinónimosmarinemaritimenautical

• Sustantivo que designa la actividad o el deporte de viajar o pasear en una embarcación, generalmente por placer o recreación.

A noun referring to the activity or sport of traveling in a boat for leisure or recreation.

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1. Recreational activityA2formal

   The activity of traveling in a boat for pleasure or sport.

   Paseo en barco

   • We went boating on the lake last weekend.
   • Boating is a popular summer activity in this region.
   • She enjoys boating with her family on holidays.

   Sinónimoscruisingsailingyachting

2. A2formal

   The sport or hobby of operating a boat, including sailing, motorboating, or rowing.

   Navegación deportiva

   • He took up boating as a hobby after retirement.
   • The club offers boating lessons for beginners.
   • Boating requires knowledge of safety rules and navigation.

   Sinónimoscruisingsailingyachting

• Embarcación pequeña para navegar por el agua, impulsada por remos, velas o motor; también puede referirse a un bote o lancha.

A noun referring to a small vessel for traveling on water, propelled by oars, sails, or an engine.

1. Travel by boatB1formal

   To travel or go somewhere in a boat.

   viajar en barco

   • We boated across the lake to the island.
   • They boated down the river for three days.
   • He enjoys boating on weekends.