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Definition of «riverboat»

A riverboat is a boat that operates on inland waterways, such as rivers or canals. These boats are designed to navigate through shallow waters and often have flat bottoms for better stability. Riverboats were traditionally used for transportation of goods and passengers along rivers and can also be used for recreational purposes like sightseeing tours, dinner cruises, and overnight trips.

Usage examples

  1. The riverboat glided gracefully along the Mississippi River, offering passengers a luxurious experience with its spacious cabins and elegant dining area.
  2. We decided to take a riverboat tour to explore the scenic beauty of the Amazon rainforest.
  3. The local community organized a riverboat race as part of their annual festival, attracting participants and spectators from nearby towns.
  4. The riverboat casino was a popular attraction among tourists, who enjoyed gambling while cruising down the river.
  5. The riverboat captain skillfully maneuvered the vessel through the narrow channels, ensuring a smooth journey for all passengers.

Phrases with «riverboat»

Sentences with «riverboat»

  • The proliferation of riverboat casinos in recent decades follows a familiar pattern. (religion-online.org)
  • In a review of the Schinkel Pavillon exhibition in Mousse, Isabella Zamboni writes of Riverboat song: «The video captivates because of its ironic, surreal tones and comic timing, the at times romantic and at times euphoric pop music soundtrack, as well as the perfect technical quality of the «adorable» animations.» (davidzwirner.com)
  • While the rooms were small, they were well designed — similar to staterooms we have had on riverboat cruises in Europe. (historickeywestinns.com)
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