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Word: Pleasure Boat

Definition: A pleasure boat is a type of large motorboat designed for fun and leisure. It usually has a cabin, which is a small room where people can sleep or relax, and it has plumbing and other conveniences that make it comfortable to live on board for short periods.

Usage Instructions:
  • Part of Speech: Noun
  • Countability: Countable (you can say one pleasure boat, two pleasure boats, etc.)
  • Context: Use "pleasure boat" when talking about boats used for enjoyment, not for work or transportation.
Example:
  • "Last summer, we rented a pleasure boat to explore the lake and enjoy a picnic on the water."
Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, you might encounter phrases like "yacht," which can be a synonym for a pleasure boat, but typically refers to a more luxurious type of boat.

Word Variants:
  • Pleasure Boating (noun): The activity of using pleasure boats for recreation.
    • Example: "Pleasure boating is a popular activity during the summer."
  • Pleasure Boater (noun): A person who uses a pleasure boat.
    • Example: "As a pleasure boater, she enjoys exploring different coastal areas."
Different Meaning:

While "pleasure boat" specifically refers to recreational boats, the word "pleasure" on its own can mean enjoyment or happiness. - Example: "It gives me great pleasure to see my friends happy."

Synonyms:
  • Yacht
  • Motorboat
  • Cabin cruiser
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:
  • "Sail away": This means to leave or escape from a situation, often used metaphorically.

    • Example: "After a long week, I just want to sail away to a quiet place."
  • "Hit the water": This means to go out on the water, usually in a boat.

    • Example: "We plan to hit the water early tomorrow morning."
Summary:

A pleasure boat is a comfortable motorboat for leisure activities. It includes features that allow people to relax and enjoy their time on the water.

Noun
  1. a large motorboat that has a cabin and plumbing and other conveniences necessary for living on board

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