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canoe Noun a light narrow open boat, propelled by one or more paddles [Carib] canoeist n
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Translationscanoe n canoe [kəˈnuː] a light narrow boat driven by a paddle or paddles. kanoقارِبُ مَجاذيفкануkánoekanodas Kanuκανόcanoakanuuزورق؛ قایق کوچکkanootticanoéסִירַת קָאנוּडोंगीindijanski čamac, kanukenu, ({\i brit}) kajak (is)sampankanócanoaカヌー카누kanojakanoe; smailītekanukanokanokajakcanoacanoeканоэkanoekanukanukanotเรือชนิดหนึ่งทรงเรียวแหลมkano獨木舟каное, човникڈونگا ، چھوٹی ناؤxuồng独木舟 v to travel by canoe He canoed over the rapids.in 'n kano vaarيُسافِرُ في زَوْرقِ مَجاذيفкарам кануjet v kánoipadleKanu fahrenκάνω κανόir en canoa, ir en piraguakanuuga sõitmaبا زورق حرکت کردنmeloafaire du canoéלָשׁוּט בְּקָאנוּडोंगी से यात्राputovati kanuomkenuzikbersampanróa kanóandare in canoaカヌーをこぐ카누를 젓다, 카누로 운반하다plaukti kanojaairēt kanoe; smaiļotmengayuh kanukanovarenpadle kanopłynąć kajakiemnavegara face canoeплыть на каноэplaviť sa na kanoeveslati s kanujemvoziti se kanuompaddla []ล่องเรือkano ile gezmek, kano yapmak劃獨木舟пливти на каноеڈونگے پر سفر کرناđi bằng xuồng划独木舟 n caˈnoeist kanovaarderسائقُ زَوْرَقِ مَجاذيفчовек, който кара кануkanoistakanoroerder Kanufahrerκωπηλάτης σε κανόpiragüistakanuusõitjaزورق چیmelojacanoéisteשָׁט בְּקָאנוּडोंगी से यात्रा करने वालाvozač kanuakenuspengemudi sampankanóræðaricanoistaカヌーのこぎ手카누 젓는 사람kanojininkassmaiļotājspengguna kanukanovaarderkanopadlerkajakarzcanoístacanoistканоистkanoista, -kakanuistonaj koji upravlja kanuomkanotpaddlare, kanotistนักเล่นเรือkanocu劃獨木舟的人каноїстڈونگے پر سفر کرنے والاngười chèo xuồng划独木舟的人 |
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I took the sack of corn meal and took it to where the canoe was hid, and shoved the vines and branches apart and put it in; then I done the same with the side of bacon; then the whisky-jug. As the canoe containing the men was paddled along, there floated down beside it what seemed to be a big, rough log. This gave Van Horn the advantage over the approaching canoe-men, for the lantern, suspended through the barbed wire across the rail and well down, would clearly illuminate the occupants of the canoe while he was left in semi-darkness and shadow. |
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