dhow

Converse of object

• watch: Kate found neither but did get the chance to climb the lighthouse and watch fishing dhows in the distance heading back to Zanzibar.
• take: Everybody else walks, takes a dhow or uses donkey taxis.
• build: Diving is conducted from a range of purpose built dhows and two RIBs, with fiber glassed tubes.

Adjective modifier

• Arab: No Chinese junk, no Arab dhow, no Polynesian war canoe, ever found a mooring in Lisbon or Limehouse.
• wooden: Cruise the creek in a traditional wooden dhow, either in the sunshine or by moonlight.
• traditional: The waters are filled with traditional dhows, an integral part of island life.
• large: Among these were the four large dhows of our friend Yoosoof.

Modifies a noun

• trip: Meanwhile, fantastic beaches rest only a short dhow trip or walk away â the perfect place to relax.
• cruise: Dhow dinner cruise Dubai Creek is a historical waterway that has provided the lifeblood of Dubai's vibrant city.
• boat: During a weekend we take you to exotic Zanzibar on a traditional Dhow boat.
• building: All along this deep sound, no both sides, are the famous dhow building yards of Oman.
• sailing: Game drives, dhow sailing, river cruise and camping the African way make for a fantastic experience.
• yard: All along this deep sound, no both sides, are the famous dhow building yards of Oman.

Noun used with modifier

• sailing: Lamu was incredible - shrouded in ancient Arabic culture, African influences and sailing dhows on the deep blue Indian ocean.
• slave: Apart from the capture of the slave dhows, the incident of the blockade was of an uninteresting nature.
• fishing: You can take a trip on a fishing dhow, swim or snorkel around the reef or explore quiet towns nearby.
• trading: The Kenyan coastline is blessed by gentle tradewinds which brought Arab trading dhows to the region.
• sunset: At sunset dhows provide the perfect setting for a sundowner cruise.