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Definition of «kayak»

The word "kayak" comes from the Inuit language and means a small boat or canoe. It is typically used to describe a narrow, human-powered watercraft with a covered deck that is propelled by using a double-bladed paddle. Kayaks are often used for recreational purposes such as fishing, touring, and whitewater rafting but they have also been used for transportation in some cultures.

Usage examples

  1. The kayak glided gracefully across the calm lake.
  2. She skillfully maneuvered the kayak through the rough rapids.
  3. We rented a tandem kayak so that we could paddle together.
  4. The kayak tour took us to explore hidden caves along the coastline.
  5. He flipped over his kayak but managed to quickly right himself.
  6. We loaded the kayak onto the roof rack of our car for transportation.
  7. The kayak was equipped with a waterproof compartment for storing valuables.
  8. The experienced kayaker taught me how to paddle and steer the kayak properly.

Phrases with «kayak»

Sentences with «kayak»

  • You can choose between a self - guided or guided sea kayak tour. (loveholidays.com)
  • The hotel also offers a fully equipped water sport station with kayak rentals, pedal boats and diving equipment — lessons can be bought. (loveholidays.com)
  • Visit our blog for more information on kayak photography. (kingfisher.ca)
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