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boating ['botɪŋ]

n. 划船

Let's go boating on the lake.
我们去湖上划船吧。
We go boating on the lake every weekend.
我们每个周末都到湖上划船.
Swimming and boating were quite popular in Shelley's day.
在雪莱的时代游泳和划船运动非常流行。

boating

[ noun ]
water travel for pleasure
<noun.act>

Boating \Boat"ing\, n.
1. The act or practice of rowing or sailing, esp. as an
amusement; carriage in boats.

2. In Persia, a punishment of capital offenders, by laying
them on the back in a covered boat, where they are left to
perish.

Boat \Boat\ (b[=o]t), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Boated}; p. pr. & vb.
n. {Boating}.]
1. To transport in a boat; as, to boat goods.

2. To place in a boat; as, to boat oars.

{To boat the oars}. See under {Oar}.

The president went boating immediately after church, and was out in his speedboat again in the late afternoon as a storm was gathering.
In 1969 through 1986, the Treasury allotted 0.75% of the revenue to boating funds.
He was briefed Thursday on developents in Poland and "went through the newspapers and some other documents before going on the boating trip" Thursday, Fitzwater said.
Minstar Inc. has revived plans to merge with its boating subsidiary, offering to acquire the Genmar Industries Inc. shares it does not already own and some of the company's outstanding debt for about $85 million.
Ms. St. Clair was treated on the scene by a Miami plastic surgeon who was boating nearby and heard the group's distress call. She then was airlifted by the Coast Guard to Nassau and on to Miami for more extensive medical treatment.
The Natural Resources Committee declined Tuesday to adopt a bill that would eliminate a manmade sand beach, restrict fishing and boating and require construction of sound barriers beside roadways near the pond in Concord, 15 miles west of Boston.
As the play begins, Anna Mann (Joan Allen), an aspiring choreographer, has just returned from the out-of-town funeral of her loftmate Robbie, a homosexual dancer/choreographer who was killed in a boating accident.
A few hours later, Hastings presumably would have met Borders at an evening boating party which he and other friends were giving in Borders' honor.
He grew up near the water, boating, swimming and fishing.
In some respects it looked as if the recreational boating market might also be in a terminal condition.
In 1862, English clergyman Charles L. Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, began inventing the story of "Alice in Wonderland" for his friend Alice Pleasance Liddell during a boating trip.
The lake downstream from Reno retained enough water for a successful summer of boating and fishing, but the flow from the Truckee River was too low to allow the endangered cui-ui fish and the threatened Lahontan trout to spawn, Ely said.
And some longtime residents aren't thrilled with the new beat in what's long been a serene, slow-paced city, where polo and boating are favored pastimes and "equestrian communities" accommodate homeowners and their horses.
The president arrived from a boating expedition in his speedboat just moments before Mulroney's helicopter arrived.
Bryan Ross, who was boating in the river at the time of the accident, testified that when he saw Lawrence DeLisle float to the top, he threw him a ski jacket as a life preserver.
He denied that his trip to Washington was a response to that criticism _ or that his time spent in Maine fishing, playing golf and boating was detracting from his ability to deal with the Iraqi crisis.
A separate report released Thursday by the CDC was based on a study in Massachusetts that showed almost one-quarter of 221 people responding to a survey drank alcohol while participating in aquatic activities, including swimming and boating.
Quality of life for those who want such recreation as boating, fishing, hiking or even driving on a family vacation would deteriorate severely.
President Bush went boating in the early morning fog, attended church and hit the tennis courts Sunday while monitoring the progress of a coup attempt in Trinidad.
Diving crews searched for a full day but were unable to locate the body of a 5-year-old boy presumed killed in a July Fourth boating accident that left three others dead, police said.
Ms. Viett's alleged involvement in terrorism goes back to 1972, when she was accused of taking part in a bombing that killed one man at a boating facility in Berlin.
ROUGH WATERS: Recreational boating industry battens down for squall.
The 25-year-old son of actor Ryan O'Neil was ordered to perform the community service as part of his sentence for a boating accident that killed a friend, Gian-Carlo Coppola, 23, the son of film director and producer Francis Ford Coppola.
Recreational boating was banned on Buckeye Lake until further notice, Small said.
Ben Benites, a boating administrator with the California Department of Boating and Waterways, agrees: "Many people get carried away, jumping the wakes left by a power boat or large vessels and forget to pay attention to their surroundings."
The San Diego Yacht Club asked a state appeals court Wednesday to overturn a judge's ruling that awarded the America's Cup to a New Zealand boating club after September's mismatched yacht race off San Diego.
Ms. Viett's involvement in terrorism goes back to 1972, when she allegedly took part in a bombing that killed one man at a boating facility in Berlin.
While expanding its interests from engine manufacturing to boating packaging and sales, Outboard Marine has shed its unrelated units.
Brunswick, which also has interests in pleasure boating, defense, aerospace and recreational products, said the filtration business makes filters used in producing chemicals and in other industries.

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