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iceboat

/ˈaɪs.boʊt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una embarcación apta para desplazarse sobre el hielo: bien un barco con proa reforzada para romper el hielo, bien una embarcación ligera de vela con patines para deslizarse sobre superficies heladas.

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noun

/ˈaɪs.boʊt/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una embarcación apta para desplazarse sobre el hielo: bien un barco con proa reforzada para romper el hielo, bien una embarcación ligera de vela con patines para deslizarse sobre superficies heladas.

A noun referring to a vessel designed for travel on ice, either a ship with a reinforced bow for breaking ice or a lightweight sailing craft with runners for gliding over frozen surfaces.

  1. Icebreaking shipB2formaltechnical

    A vessel designed to travel through ice-covered waters, featuring a reinforced bow to break up ice and keep water channels open.

    esRompehielos

    • The coast guard deployed an iceboat to clear the frozen harbor.
    • Iceboats are essential for maintaining shipping routes in polar regions.
    • The crew strengthened the hull of the iceboat before winter.

    Sinónimosicebreaker

  2. Ice sailing vehicleB2formalsport

    A lightweight, often sail-powered craft with metal runners (like skates) and a cross‑shaped frame, used for traveling at high speed over ice.

    esiceboat (vehículo de vela sobre hielo)

    • We spent the afternoon racing iceboats across the frozen lake.
    • The iceboat glided silently over the ice, driven by the wind.
    • He built his own iceboat from a wooden frame and steel runners.

    Sinónimosice yacht

Formas
  • iceboats plural form
  • iceboats' possessive plural form
  • iceboat's possessive singular form
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