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boathouse

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boat·house  (bthous)
n.
A building at the water's edge in which boats are kept.

boathouse [ˈbəʊtˌhaʊs]
n
a shelter by the edge of a river, lake, etc., for housing boats
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Noun1.boathouse - a shed at the edge of a river or lakeboathouse - a shed at the edge of a river or lake; used to store boats
shed - an outbuilding with a single story; used for shelter or storage
Translations
boathouse [ˈbəʊthaʊs] Ncobertizo m para botes
boathouse boat house [ˈbəʊthaʊs] nhangar m à bateau
boathouse [ˈbəʊtˌhaʊs] nrimessa per barche


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She pointed to a long barn or boathouse almost upon the beach.
Kneeling on the stone floor, in very much the same attitude as he had found her earlier in the day, Hannah Cox was crouching patiently by the door which led into the boathouse, her face expressionless, her ear turned towards the crack.
Up the beach by the boathouse a bonfire was burning, raining up sparks into the indistinctness of the dawn.
 
 
 
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