boatload US
ˈboʊtˌloʊd
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Definition of boatload - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
a lotUSlarge quantity of somethingUS
  • She received a boatload of compliments on her dress.
heap ton
2.
maritimeRareUScargo or passengers that fill a boatRareUS
  • The boatload of goods arrived at the port.
shipment
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  • boatload: cargo or passengers that fill a boat
    cargo or passengers that fill a boat

Expressions with boatload

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large amount of something
She received a boatload of compliments on her new dress.

Origin of boatload

Old English, bat (boat) + lad (load)

Examples of boatload in a sentence

  • He has a boatload of experience in marketing.
  • A boatload of tourists arrived for the festival.
  • They shipped a boatload of timber across the sea.

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  1. French:flopée, chargement, ...
  2. German:Menge, Bootsladung, ...
  3. Italian:sacco, carico, ...
  4. Spanish:montón, carga, ...
  5. Portuguese:enxurrada, carregamento, ...
  6. Chinese:一大堆, 船货, ...
  7. Japanese:ボートロード, 船荷, ...
  8. Arabic:كَمِّيَّة كَبِيرَة, حُمولَة قارِب, ...
  9. Hebrew:הָמוֹן, מַטְעַן סִירָה, ...
  10. Russian:куча, груз, ...
  11. Ukrainian:купа, вантаж, ...
  12. Hindi:ढेर, नौका भर, ...

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