Definition of boatbuilding in English:

boatbuilding

noun ˈbəʊtˌbɪldɪŋˈboʊtˌbɪldɪŋ

mass noun

The occupation or industry of building boats.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a high-school student, Mr. Senour worked in local boatyards in the summer, where he picked up techniques of boatbuilding and repair.
- Blackistone says that the founders of many boatbuilding companies are reaching retirement age.
- The author wishes to thank Jim Packham and Bob Westleyfor providing the information about boatbuilding in Kingston.
- The method of construction of the 450 Coastal Commander is still best described as a combination of boatbuilding and mobile home technology.
- Between 12 and 14 apprentices are guided by an instructor through all stages of traditional wooden boatbuilding and they can expect to build three to four boats during their tenure.
- In Waitakere we celebrate job growth in boatbuilding, vineyards, film making, and our traditional industries.
- In 1772, he abandoned boatbuilding and left for London where, recommended by his teacher's friend Giardini, he joined the orchestra of the King's Theatre.
- He added he was delighted to bring boatbuilding back to The Point, which has not seen any since Prout Catamarans closed in January last year.
- At Hyde Street Pier, tour ships, enjoy music and craft programs, or try your hand at boatbuilding or knot tying.
- Jim died in 1968 and Bill retired, bringing to the end an era of boatbuilding which had lasted well over one hundred years.
- As it turned out, however, the Coopers' passion for boats didn't translate into the nuts-and-bolts skills needed to keep their boatbuilding business afloat.
- Its main occupations are fishing and boatbuilding.
- Not everyone in boatbuilding is an angel, after all!
- The boatbuilding industry has been affected but not wiped out.
- Current boatbuilding methods are highly labor-intensive, so weight and size variations among hulls are fairly common, sometimes leading to quality control problems that consumers find unacceptable.
- The participants hail from half a dozen states and they are in San Francisco for a week long boatbuilding class.
- Ever since the Prout Factory closed last year there has been no boatbuilding on Canvey which is a real shame as there are a lot of experienced labourers living there.
- For example, as so many women worked in jobs such as boatbuilding where promotion and flexibility were allowed in time of war, the artificiality of the horizontal segregation is demonstrated.
- The Council is a not-for-profit organization that has developed and updated safety standards for boatbuilding and repair for 50 years.
- If developers have their way boatbuilding will go forever.

Derivatives

boatbuilder

noun ˈbəʊtˌbɪldəˈboʊtˌbɪldər

Having been apprenticed to a boatbuilder at 16, Brian became the head of the family.
Example sentencesExamples
- An old canoe was restored by boatbuilders specially for the project.
- Our local boatbuilders employ 130 people and we have orders in front of us for the next two years.
- The 32-year-old surfer, a teacher and boatbuilder in Cornwall, was given the equivalent of 200 stitches to a jagged wound to his right calf and foot.
- Eric had eventually made the boulder out of fibre glass - at no charge - after inspiration led him to a boatbuilder named Mic Sajway.

Definition of boatbuilding in US English:

boatbuilding

nounˈboʊtˌbɪldɪŋˈbōtˌbildiNG

The occupation or industry of building boats.
Example sentencesExamples
- Current boatbuilding methods are highly labor-intensive, so weight and size variations among hulls are fairly common, sometimes leading to quality control problems that consumers find unacceptable.
- The author wishes to thank Jim Packham and Bob Westleyfor providing the information about boatbuilding in Kingston.
- He added he was delighted to bring boatbuilding back to The Point, which has not seen any since Prout Catamarans closed in January last year.
- The method of construction of the 450 Coastal Commander is still best described as a combination of boatbuilding and mobile home technology.
- The participants hail from half a dozen states and they are in San Francisco for a week long boatbuilding class.
- Its main occupations are fishing and boatbuilding.
- The Council is a not-for-profit organization that has developed and updated safety standards for boatbuilding and repair for 50 years.
- At Hyde Street Pier, tour ships, enjoy music and craft programs, or try your hand at boatbuilding or knot tying.
- Ever since the Prout Factory closed last year there has been no boatbuilding on Canvey which is a real shame as there are a lot of experienced labourers living there.
- Not everyone in boatbuilding is an angel, after all!
- In Waitakere we celebrate job growth in boatbuilding, vineyards, film making, and our traditional industries.
- The boatbuilding industry has been affected but not wiped out.
- Jim died in 1968 and Bill retired, bringing to the end an era of boatbuilding which had lasted well over one hundred years.
- For example, as so many women worked in jobs such as boatbuilding where promotion and flexibility were allowed in time of war, the artificiality of the horizontal segregation is demonstrated.
- Between 12 and 14 apprentices are guided by an instructor through all stages of traditional wooden boatbuilding and they can expect to build three to four boats during their tenure.
- As a high-school student, Mr. Senour worked in local boatyards in the summer, where he picked up techniques of boatbuilding and repair.
- If developers have their way boatbuilding will go forever.
- As it turned out, however, the Coopers' passion for boats didn't translate into the nuts-and-bolts skills needed to keep their boatbuilding business afloat.
- Blackistone says that the founders of many boatbuilding companies are reaching retirement age.
- In 1772, he abandoned boatbuilding and left for London where, recommended by his teacher's friend Giardini, he joined the orchestra of the King's Theatre.

单词	boatbuilding
释义	Definition of boatbuilding in English: boatbuilding noun ˈbəʊtˌbɪldɪŋˈboʊtˌbɪldɪŋ mass noun The occupation or industry of building boats. Example sentencesExamples As a high-school student, Mr. Senour worked in local boatyards in the summer, where he picked up techniques of boatbuilding and repair. Blackistone says that the founders of many boatbuilding companies are reaching retirement age. The author wishes to thank Jim Packham and Bob Westleyfor providing the information about boatbuilding in Kingston. The method of construction of the 450 Coastal Commander is still best described as a combination of boatbuilding and mobile home technology. Between 12 and 14 apprentices are guided by an instructor through all stages of traditional wooden boatbuilding and they can expect to build three to four boats during their tenure. In Waitakere we celebrate job growth in boatbuilding, vineyards, film making, and our traditional industries. In 1772, he abandoned boatbuilding and left for London where, recommended by his teacher's friend Giardini, he joined the orchestra of the King's Theatre. He added he was delighted to bring boatbuilding back to The Point, which has not seen any since Prout Catamarans closed in January last year. At Hyde Street Pier, tour ships, enjoy music and craft programs, or try your hand at boatbuilding or knot tying. Jim died in 1968 and Bill retired, bringing to the end an era of boatbuilding which had lasted well over one hundred years. As it turned out, however, the Coopers' passion for boats didn't translate into the nuts-and-bolts skills needed to keep their boatbuilding business afloat. Its main occupations are fishing and boatbuilding. Not everyone in boatbuilding is an angel, after all! The boatbuilding industry has been affected but not wiped out. Current boatbuilding methods are highly labor-intensive, so weight and size variations among hulls are fairly common, sometimes leading to quality control problems that consumers find unacceptable. The participants hail from half a dozen states and they are in San Francisco for a week long boatbuilding class. Ever since the Prout Factory closed last year there has been no boatbuilding on Canvey which is a real shame as there are a lot of experienced labourers living there. For example, as so many women worked in jobs such as boatbuilding where promotion and flexibility were allowed in time of war, the artificiality of the horizontal segregation is demonstrated. The Council is a not-for-profit organization that has developed and updated safety standards for boatbuilding and repair for 50 years. If developers have their way boatbuilding will go forever. Derivatives boatbuilder noun ˈbəʊtˌbɪldəˈboʊtˌbɪldər Having been apprenticed to a boatbuilder at 16, Brian became the head of the family. Example sentencesExamples An old canoe was restored by boatbuilders specially for the project. Our local boatbuilders employ 130 people and we have orders in front of us for the next two years. The 32-year-old surfer, a teacher and boatbuilder in Cornwall, was given the equivalent of 200 stitches to a jagged wound to his right calf and foot. Eric had eventually made the boulder out of fibre glass - at no charge - after inspiration led him to a boatbuilder named Mic Sajway. Definition of boatbuilding in US English: boatbuilding nounˈboʊtˌbɪldɪŋˈbōtˌbildiNG The occupation or industry of building boats. Example sentencesExamples Current boatbuilding methods are highly labor-intensive, so weight and size variations among hulls are fairly common, sometimes leading to quality control problems that consumers find unacceptable. The author wishes to thank Jim Packham and Bob Westleyfor providing the information about boatbuilding in Kingston. He added he was delighted to bring boatbuilding back to The Point, which has not seen any since Prout Catamarans closed in January last year. The method of construction of the 450 Coastal Commander is still best described as a combination of boatbuilding and mobile home technology. The participants hail from half a dozen states and they are in San Francisco for a week long boatbuilding class. Its main occupations are fishing and boatbuilding. The Council is a not-for-profit organization that has developed and updated safety standards for boatbuilding and repair for 50 years. At Hyde Street Pier, tour ships, enjoy music and craft programs, or try your hand at boatbuilding or knot tying. Ever since the Prout Factory closed last year there has been no boatbuilding on Canvey which is a real shame as there are a lot of experienced labourers living there. Not everyone in boatbuilding is an angel, after all! In Waitakere we celebrate job growth in boatbuilding, vineyards, film making, and our traditional industries. The boatbuilding industry has been affected but not wiped out. Jim died in 1968 and Bill retired, bringing to the end an era of boatbuilding which had lasted well over one hundred years. For example, as so many women worked in jobs such as boatbuilding where promotion and flexibility were allowed in time of war, the artificiality of the horizontal segregation is demonstrated. Between 12 and 14 apprentices are guided by an instructor through all stages of traditional wooden boatbuilding and they can expect to build three to four boats during their tenure. As a high-school student, Mr. Senour worked in local boatyards in the summer, where he picked up techniques of boatbuilding and repair. If developers have their way boatbuilding will go forever. As it turned out, however, the Coopers' passion for boats didn't translate into the nuts-and-bolts skills needed to keep their boatbuilding business afloat. Blackistone says that the founders of many boatbuilding companies are reaching retirement age. In 1772, he abandoned boatbuilding and left for London where, recommended by his teacher's friend Giardini, he joined the orchestra of the King's Theatre.
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