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21 gravy-boat
mērces trauks -
22 guard-boat
sargkuģis -
23 ice-boat
ledusjahta; ledlauzis -
24 jet-boat
kuģis ar reaktīvo dzinēju -
25 liberty boat
laiva, kas nogādā jūrniekus uz krastu atvaļinājumā -
26 life-boat
glābšanas laiva -
27 night-boat
pasažieru kuģis -
28 no boat could live in such a storm
neviena laiva nespētu izturēt tādu vētruEnglish-Latvian dictionary > no boat could live in such a storm
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29 one-man boat
vienvietīga laiva -
30 packet-boat
pasta kuģis -
31 paddle-boat
kuģis ar dzenratu -
32 pig-boat
zemūdene -
33 pilot boat
loča kuteris -
34 pleasure-boat
jahta izpriecu braucieniem -
35 the boat drifted out to sea
laivu aizdzina jūrā -
36 the boat tipped
laiva sasvērās uz sāniem -
37 this boat is easy to handle
šī laiva ir viegli vadāma -
38 tidal boat
kuģis, kas atiet un pienāk ar paisumu un bēgumu -
39 to be in the same boat
būt vienādā stāvoklī -
40 to be in the same boat with somebody
būt ar kādu vienādā stāvoklīEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to be in the same boat with somebody
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