superyacht
- noun
- /ˈsuːpərˌjɒt/
- The superyacht featured luxurious amenities, including a spa and a helipad.
- a superyacht of 203 feet
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A recently built superyacht suggests that at least some wealthy holidaymakers are demanding more from their sailing trips than just exotic islands and sun-drenched sea decks.
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"The historic perception of the superyacht set is the south of France, drinking champagne and having a lovely time," he said.
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Step aboard a superyacht, and your top probably just drops right off.
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More than a holiday: Pegaso, the luxury superyacht that doubles as a science lab.
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Along with cutting-edge scientific facilities are all the luxury comforts you'd expect from a superyacht.
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"When we do trips with our clients, they still like wonderful meals, they still like massages, they still like the luxury of living aboard a superyacht," said Dooley.
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The RV Pegaso is a 73.6-meter superyacht boasting a fully equipped, cutting-edge marine laboratory big enough to house a team of 12 scientists.
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The billionaire hosted a lavish party on his superyacht in the Caribbean.
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During the summer, many wealthy individuals take their superyachts to the Mediterranean.
Synonyms
A large private boat with engines used for pleasure cruising
Antonyms
How Luxurious
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Morphology
Etymology
Superyacht comes from two parts: super (as in superhero, meaning 'above' or 'very') and yacht ('a private boat'). So a superyacht is literally a 'very' boat, a very large, fancy private boat.