sailboater
- noun
- /ˈseɪlˌboʊtər/
:
navegante
- The respondents were distributed among four boater styles as follows: recreational powerboater, 66 percent; recreational sailboater, 23 percent; cruising powerboater, six percent; and cruising sailboater, five percent.
Examples
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The sailboater maneuvered his boat skillfully, navigating the water with ease and precision.
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Oakland is not Cairo, and as with the sailboater psyche, whatever theories or blueprints they have in their heads, these must be implemented by the real-world situations the individuals find themselves in.
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If you are of a sailboater psyche, you will let the winds, currents, and turbulence you are situationally included in take priority in shaping your behavior and organization, and put your theoretical route plan and itinerary aside as a secondary priority.
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The respondents were distributed among four boater styles as follows: recreational powerboater, 66 percent; recreational sailboater, 23 percent; cruising powerboater, six percent; and cruising sailboater, five percent.
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As a passionate sailboater, she spends every weekend exploring the nearby lakes.
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Every summer, the sailboater community gathers to celebrate their love for sailing at the annual regatta.
Synonyms
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3.0
A person who goes out on a boat for fun
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2.8
A man who rows or steers a boat to carry people across water
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7.0
A person who owns a yacht or sails one as a hobby
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4.0
A person who rows or guides a small boat
A person who owns or sails a yacht
A person who spends time on a yacht for fun
A woman who sails a yacht for sport or as a hobby
A woman who drives or guides a boat, often as her job
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Etymology
Sailboater is made from sail, a large cloth that 'catches the wind', boat, a small ship, and the ending -er ('one who'). So, a sailboater is a person who uses a sail on a boat.