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Boats or Ships? Check Marine Term Examples Here

In summary, boats and ships have distinct differences in size, purpose, and navigation systems. A marine term is a word or phrase specific to the maritime industry, with different meanings and contexts compared to everyday usage. Examples of common marine terms include "bow," "stern," "starboard," "port," "hull," "mast," and "keel." Knowing marine terms is important for effective communication and safe operation on a boat or ship. Resources for learning about marine terms include online glossaries, books, instructional courses, and experienced boaters and sailors.
The_Kitchen_Guy
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Owners and promoters of cruises go nuts when you call one of their ships a "boat." Here are some examples for your consideration:

Ship:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/b/b5/Cruiseship_to_Alaska.JPG/300px-Cruiseship_to_Alaska.JPG

Boat:
http://www.lundboats.com/admin/phpDFB/images/1660ClassicT_Maj_VF8A6380.jpg

Dinghy:
http://www.dannann.net/chefann/KGchefann.jpg
 
So, who is the dinghy? (You or Ann?)
 
I plead the Fifth.Of course, does the US Bill of Rights even apply to Maritime Law?
 
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I think one is just a little dinghy.
 
Is that a picture of KG up there?
 
Yep. That's KG and me.
 
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Old sailors never die.They just get a little dinghy.
 
LOL, I'm guilty of calling them boats...:p
 
lacychef said:
LOL, I'm guilty of calling them boats...:p


you won't once you are on the ship....:) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
 
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chefann said:
Yep. That's KG and me.
You neglected to point out that I'm the one with the beard.
 
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I figured that was self-explanatory.
 
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One can only hope - but you never know.
 

What are the key differences between boats and ships?

Boats and ships are both water vessels, but there are key differences that set them apart. Generally, boats are smaller in size and used for recreational purposes or short distance travel, while ships are larger and used for commercial or long distance travel. Ships also typically have a deeper draft and more complex navigation systems compared to boats.

What is the definition of a "marine term"?

A marine term is a word or phrase specific to the maritime industry, often used to refer to certain equipment, parts, or procedures on a boat or ship. These terms may also have different meanings or contexts in the maritime world compared to their everyday usage.

Can you provide some examples of common marine terms used on boats and ships?

Some examples of common marine terms include "bow" (front of the boat), "stern" (back of the boat), "starboard" (right side of the boat when facing the bow), "port" (left side of the boat when facing the bow), "hull" (body of the boat), "mast" (vertical pole that supports the sails), and "keel" (bottom part of the boat that extends into the water).

What is the significance of knowing marine terms for boaters and sailors?

Knowing marine terms is essential for boaters and sailors to effectively communicate and understand instructions and commands while on a boat or ship. It also helps with navigation and understanding the different parts and functions of the vessel, which is crucial for safety and efficient operation.

Are there any resources available for learning more about marine terms and their meanings?

Yes, there are several resources available for learning more about marine terms. Some popular options include online glossaries, boating and sailing books, and instructional courses offered by boating and sailing organizations. Additionally, experienced boaters and sailors can also provide valuable insights and explanations of marine terms through hands-on learning and mentorship.

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