schooner

ˈskuːnər

Definition

Definition of schooner - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

maritimesailing ship with two or more masts

The schooner sailed smoothly across the ocean.

barque

ship

vessel

drinks

Rare

large beer glass

Rare

He ordered a schooner of ale at the pub..

mug

pint

history

Dated

covered wagon used by emigrants

Dated

The pioneers traveled west in a schooner.

carriage

cart

wagon

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Images of schooner

sailing ship with two or more masts
large beer glass
covered wagon used by emigrants

Expressions with schooner

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schooner on the rocks

schooner ship that has run aground

The schooner on the rocks was a tragic sight for the sailors.

schooner rig

rig with a taller mainmast than foremast

The schooner rig allowed the ship to sail swiftly.

prairie schooner

covered wagon used by pioneers in North America

The prairie schooner carried families across the plains.

Origin of schooner

Dutch, schooner (type of ship)

Terms with schooner included in their meaning

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tern

nautical

three-masted schooner

skysail

sailing

triangular sail on a racing schooner

schooner on the rocks

shipwreck

schooner ship that has run aground

Examples of schooner in a sentence

They restored the schooner for the museum exhibit.
She drank a schooner of lager.
A schooner of beer was placed in front of him.
The museum displayed a restored schooner from the 1800s.
Settlers packed their belongings into a schooner for the journey.

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French:goélette, chope, ...
German:Schoner, großes Bierglas, ...
Italian:goletta, boccale grande, ...
Spanish:goleta, caña grande, ...
Portuguese:escuna, copo grande, ...
Chinese:双桅帆船, 大啤酒杯, ...
Japanese:スクーナー, 大ジョッキ, ...
Arabic:سكونر, كَأْس بِيرَة كَبِيرَة, ...
Hebrew:סְקוּנֶר, כּוֹס בִּירָה גְּדוֹלָה, ...
Russian:шхуна, большой бокал, ...
Ukrainian:шхуна, великий кухоль пива, ...
Hindi:स्कूनर, शूनर, ...
Bengali:স্কুনার, বড় বিয়ারের গ্লাস, ...
Catalan:goleta, gerra de cervesa, ...
Czech:škuner, půllitr, ...
Danish:skonnert, stor ølglas, ...
Dutch:schoener, groot bierglas, ...
Greek:σκούνα, μεγάλο ποτήρι μπύρας, ...
Hungarian:szkúner, korsó, ...
Khmer:នាវាក្តោងពីរដង្វែង, កែវស្រាបៀរធំ, ...
Korean:스쿠너, 큰 맥주잔, ...
Persian:اسکونر, لیوان بزرگ آبجو, ...
Polish:szkuner, duża szklanka piwa, ...
Portuguese (BR):escuna, copo grande, ...
Romanian:goletă, halba mare de bere, ...
Swedish:skonare, stor ölglas, ...
Thai:เรือสกูนเนอร์, แก้วเบียร์ใหญ่, ...
Turkish:uskuna, büyük bira bardağı, ...
Vietnamese:thuyền buồm, ly bia lớn, ...

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