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Definition of barque - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
nauticalTECH. UK sailing ship with three or more mastsTECH. UK
- The barque sailed smoothly across the ocean.
2.
poetic vesselDated UK poetic term for any sailing vesselDated UK
- The ancient mariner spoke of his barque.
Images of barque

sailing ship with three or more masts 
poetic term for any sailing vessel
Origin of barque
French, barque (small ship)
Examples of barque in a sentence
A barque requires a skilled crew to manage its sails. The poet wrote about a barque sailing into the sunset. Legends spoke of a ghostly barque appearing on stormy nights.
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- French:barque, ...
- German:Bark, Barke, ...
- Italian:barca, nave, ...
- Spanish:barco, navío, ...
- Portuguese:barco, ...
- Chinese:三桅船, 帆船, ...
- Japanese:バーク船, 船, ...
- Arabic:بَارْك, سَفِينَة, ...
- Hebrew:סְפִינַת מִפְרָשׂ, אֳנִיָּה, ...
- Russian:барка, барк, ...
- Ukrainian:барка, барко, ...
- Hindi:बरक, नौका, ...
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