bareboating
ˈbɛrˌboʊtɪŋ
Definition

Definition of bareboating - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
boat rentalRarepractice of chartering a boat and supplying your own crew and foodRare
  • Bareboating requires you to organize your own crew and meals.
2.
holiday boatingRareactivity of renting a boat and living on it for vacationRare
  • Bareboating is popular among families looking for adventure.

Adjective

boatingRarerelated to chartering a boat without crew or provisionsRare
  • They enjoyed a bareboating adventure in the Caribbean.
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Origin of bareboating

English, bare (without) + boat (vessel)

Examples of bareboating in a sentence

  • Bareboating can be cheaper if you’re comfortable handling the boat yourself.
  • Bareboating requires at least one competent skipper to handle docking and navigation.
  • They chose bareboating in Croatia and stocked the galley before leaving the marina.
  • They planned a bareboating trip along the coast.
  • Bareboating requires knowledge of navigation and safety.

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  1. French:location en bateau nu, en bareboat, ...
  2. German:Bareboatcharter, bareboat, ...
  3. Italian:noleggio senza equipaggio, senza equipaggio, ...
  4. Spanish:chárter sin tripulación, sin tripulación, ...
  5. Portuguese:aluguer de barco sem tripulação, sem tripulação, ...
  6. Chinese:裸船租赁, 裸船租赁的, ...
  7. Japanese:ベアボートチャーター, 無人の, ...
  8. Arabic:اسْتِئجار قارِب دون طاقَم, مُسْتَأجَر بِلَا طَاقِم وَلَا مُؤَن, ...
  9. Hebrew:בֵּיירְבּוֹטִינְג, שַׁיִט עַצְמָאִי, ...
  10. Russian:чартер без экипажа, безэкипажный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бербоут-чартер, безекіпажний, ...
  12. Hindi:बेयरबोटिंग, नाव चार्टरिंग, ...

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