to yacht
- verb
- /jɑt/
- They love to go yachting in the Mediterranean during the summer holidays.
Examples
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When Martin isn't busy running his family's business into the ground, he's either yachting or buying art for his castle.
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I'll wear my bowler when I'm yachting or gavotting with my friends.
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After the third time, he ran home and called Bradley, who said that Jackie must have gone yachting with her family.
Fiction book (2001) -
I'll wear my Bowler when I'm yachting
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He'd already been yachting for 15 years and traveled around the world twice," claimed Dooley.
Blog text (1) -
I'll wear my Bowler when I'm yachting or gavotting with my friends.
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We spent the weekend yachting along the coast, enjoying the warm sun and gentle waves.
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Every summer, our family makes it a tradition to go yachting on our friend's boat.
Synonyms
To travel on water in a small vehicle like a rowboat or motorboat
To travel by ship or boat over a long distance
To travel in a small boat with a motor
To drive a boat with a motor on water
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Etymology
The verb yacht comes from the same Dutch jacht 'hunt'. Because these boats were fast and made for pleasure, to yacht simply means to travel by a pleasure boat.