yacht

Converse of object

• skipper: By the end of the course you should have enough experience to safely skipper a small yacht in familiar waters by day.
• moor: There are usually yachts moored above the basin, waiting to pass through the locks.
• sail: He arrived sailing a small yacht from his homeland in May 1942.
• cruise: We use modern Bavaria cruising yachts of no more than 3 years old.

Adjective modifier

• ocean-going: He is looking for a buyer for his self-build ocean-going yacht and his Iridium satellite phone.
• 68ft: The 68ft yachts accommodate 20 with four bunks located aft in two cabins.
• stricken: SMS text messaging is... http://www.cbfsms.com / 9. SMS message saves stricken yacht | The Register SMS message saves stricken yacht.
• royal: She also talks about being sick with bulimia and very tired on the royal yacht.

Modifies a noun

• marina: Craft in the new yacht marina at Wisbech are unable to pass seaward of Sutton Bridge.
• charter: Car hire, boat and yacht charter can be arranged.
• brokerage: There were also pleasure-craft displays organized by the marina's resident yacht brokerage, Fox's Yacht Sales.
• varnish: Outdoor plaques with a choice of stain and finished with three coats of high gloss quality yacht varnish.
• skipper: Flying Fish trains and recruits yacht skippers and sail, dive, surf, windsurf, ski and snowboard instructors.
• racing: Yacht racing can be divided into three classes; Inshore, meaning the Solent.

Noun used with modifier

• round-the-world: Everyone who joins this round-the-world yacht race has a reason for doing it.
• sailing: The sailing yacht Victory made her way elegantly along the coast toward the old port in Antibes on a rainy November day.
• flybridge: The V Class range of sports yachts combines the advantages of the Princess flybridge motor yacht, with a precision engineered high speed design.
• luxury: Case studies may include: Managing a luxury charter yacht.
• bareboat: All the bareboat yachts have a good back-up service to cope with any problems.
• motor: Princess motor yachts a pleasure to be on board whether at sea or in port.