boatyard

Converse of object

• run: After the War he went on to run a boatyard on the Thames building motor launches for the London River Police.
• work: Now a working boatyard, regular guided tours will be available from the Spring.
• open: There has been boating activity on the site since Peacock and Willetts opened a boatyard there in 1799.
• have: The west harbor ( Cockenzie ) still has a boatyard used mainly for repairs.
• pass: Steadily working up through we passed the boatyard by Bridge 7 at Puttenham.
• leave: You must notify us of any faults in the equipment of the boat before the boat leaves the boatyard.

Preposition: on

• right: The name on the boatyard on the right is Beesley.

Adjective modifier

• former: The hotel is recently built on the site of a former boatyard.
• small: At that time it was just a small boatyard on the original site in Reading.
• local: We're hoping to move to expand into new premises at a local boatyard soon, " says Jim.
• traditional: Come to a traditional 1930's boatyard in the beautiful northern Broads and enjoy a very special experience.
• old: Another fine old boatyard bulldozed aside and replaced by another Stepford wives style housing estate.
• nearby: We also visited the nearby boatyard to book in for a haul-out early next year - to scrub and blacken Rosy's bottom.

Modifies a noun

• facility: The existing boatyard facilities appear unlikely to be retained.
• service: Droitwich Boat Center: Boat builders, brokerage and boatyard services.
• symbol: Add a boatyard symbol for the Barton Turn Marina between Barton Turn Lock and Mill Bridge, on offside.
• owner: The Company Offers... To holiday park, cottage and boatyard owners Europe's biggest and best marketing service.
• staff: Then we worked alongside boatyard staff on the last details of fitting out.
• wall: The grave is on the north side of the church near the boatyard wall.

Noun used with modifier

• family: Our family boatyard closed in the mid 80's, not 70's as stated.