Results for: Sailboat
In Uncategorized

Why are sailboats white?

Captain Nat Herreshoff, one of America's famous and talented builders of classic sailboats once said, "There are only two colors to paint a boat, black or white, and only a fo… (MORE)
In Ancient Rome

When was a sailboat invented?

it was invented by the sumerians in 3,500 B.C it was made for easy water transportation, fishing, and trade.
In Sailing

What is a dodger on a sailboat?

A dodger is a frame-supported canvas structure partially protectinga helmsman and other occupants in the cockpit of a sailboat fromharsh weather and seas. It covers part of th… (MORE)
In Sailing

Do sailboats have motors?

Yes most ones with cabins (or places to sleep on the inside) do. Sailboats have motors just in case something happens to the sail.
In Uncategorized

What is the hull of a sailboat?

The hull of a boat is the body of the boat. it is the part of theboat in the water. excluding the mast, boom, sail, rudder, keel,etc.
In Sailing

Sailboat is to sail as?

Sailboat is to sail as kite is to fly, just as airplane is to wing and oil tanker is to engine.
In Dutch Language and Culture

What is 'sailboat' in Dutch?

" Zeilboot " is a Dutch equivalent of "sailboat." Generally, a sailboat tends to be bigger than a sailboard and smaller than a sailing ship. It tends to be powered mainly by … (MORE)
In English to German

What is 'sailboat' in German?

" Segelboot " is a German equivalent of "sailboat." Sailboats represent favorite objects to many people. For some, playing with a toy sailboat is one of their favorite activi… (MORE)
In English to Italian

What is 'sailboat' in Italian?

" Barca a vela " is an Italian equivalent of "sailboat." The feminine noun " barca " means "boat." Its singular definite article is " la " ("the"), and its singular indefinit… (MORE)
In English to Latin

What is 'sailboat' in Latin?

" Navicula velifera " is a Latin equivalent of "sailboat." There are two equally correct ways in which the Latin phrase may be pronounced. One is according to the rules of th… (MORE)