boat

barco, bote

Vehículo para viajar por el agua, normalmente más pequeño que un buque.

En inglés sencillo: A vehicle, usually smaller than a ship, used to travel on water.

• We crossed the lake by boat.
• Three boats were tied to the dock.
• Can you row this boat to the shore?

Sinónimos: craft, vessel

Expresiones frecuentes: fishing boat, row a boat, boat trip

salsera

Recipiente bajo con asa y pico, usado para servir salsa.

En inglés sencillo: A low container with a handle and pouring edge, used to serve sauce.

• Pass me the gravy boat.
• She poured sauce from a small boat.
• We bought two matching gravy boats for dinner parties.

Sinónimos: sauce jug

Expresiones frecuentes: gravy boat, sauce boat, silver boat

naveta

Recipiente pequeño donde se guarda el incienso antes de quemarlo durante una ceremonia religiosa.

En inglés sencillo: A small container that holds incense before it is burned during a religious service.

• The priest opened the incense boat.
• A small spoon rested inside the boat.
• The church keeps its silver incense boat near the altar.

Sinónimos: navicula

Expresiones frecuentes: incense boat, silver incense boat, liturgical boat

navegar, ir en barco

Desplazarse por el agua en una embarcación pequeña.

En inglés sencillo: To travel on water in a small vessel.

• We boated across the lake.
• They boat along the river every summer.
• Have you ever boated around these islands?

Cómo se usa: boat across something (We boated across the bay before sunset.); boat down something (They boated down the river to the village.)

Expresiones frecuentes: boat across something, boat down something, boat on something