tugboat
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The meaning (definition) of the word tugboat
a small strong boat that pulls bigger ships in the harbor.
The word tugboat used in a sentence
“The tugboat pulled the enormous ship into the harbor.”
Words that mean the same as tugboat (synonyms)
boatvessel
The plural of the word tugboat
tugboats
How the word tugboat is said around the world
| French | remorqueur |
| Spanish | remolcador |
| Mandarin | 拖船 |
| Hindi | टगबोट |
| Arabic | قاطرة |
| Russian | буксир |
| Portuguese (EU) | rebocador |
| Portuguese (BR) | rebocador |
| Japanese | タグボート |
| German | Schlepper |
| Urdu | ٹگ بوٹ |
| Punjabi | ਟੱਗਬੋਟ |
| Korean | 예인선 |
| Hebrew | גוֹרֶרֶת |
| Greek | ρυμουλκό πλοίο |
| Dutch | sleepboot |
| Filipino | bangkang panghila |
| Vietnamese | tàu kéo |
| Turkish | römorkör |
| Persian | یدککش |
| Polish | holownik |
| Ukrainian | буксир |
| Bengali | টাগবোট |
| Swedish | bogserbåt |
| Italian | rimorchiatore |
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