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Definition of dragon boat in English: dragon boatnoun 1A boat of a traditional Chinese design, typically decorated to resemble a dragon, propelled with paddles by a large crew and used for racing. 龙舟，龙船 Example sentencesExamples - But in the proud tradition of past Navy dragon boat teams, the youthful Cerberus outfit showed they were up to the challenge, achieving the third-fastest time of the day.
- Liu built the dragon boat that will be paddled by his peers.
- An events programme - including narrow boat gathering, dragon boat racing and raft races - could also be organised to encourage visitors to the riverbanks.
- Teams are preparing to go full throttle up the river in traditional dragon boat style with drummer at the bow and helmsman at the stern.
- The dragon boat regatta is a traditional 1.2-mile race.
- From this was born the tradition of dragon boat racing, as people living in South China made it an annual event, racing boats to commemorate that day.
- After being welcomed by the school's band and touring classrooms, the Aussies and Germans combined with villagers from Longxi to form an 80 man dragon boat crew.
- Speaking after paddling in a dragon boat the first time, sixteen-year-old form three student Lam said he enjoyed the programme's outdoor activities.
- The increasingly popular Chinese tradition of dragon boat racing commemorates the suicide of Qu Yuan, a revered Chinese poet who threw himself into the Mi Luo River in 278 B.C.
- Navy Physical Training is entering a dragon boat team in the Canberra Day Regatta on March 8, with 20 crew members required and no experience necessary.
- As with every team, most of this crew will disband, as every year brings a new side together, while he is also likely to end his association with the dragon boat team due to a new posting.
- The dragon boat regatta, which will take place from 9am till 5pm, brings together 22 teams from around the city, as well as five provincial teams.
- It will mark the first time in US history that the capital city has seen a dragon boat in action, and the race will, organizers hope, become a major annual attraction in the nation's capital.
- Up against teams from Gove and Darwin, the Tindal crew won all three 200m races to claim the dragon boat trophy, which was last won by the base in 2000.
- He said that although the dragon boat race is a traditional Chinese sport which is popular in the southern part of the country, a contingent of expats in the city are interested in the sport.
- The opening of the three-week-long festival, which will end on Sept.23, was marked with a traditional dragon boat race.
- Among the sports which could be encouraged are sailing, waterskiing, dragon boat racing, power boating, sub-aqua and cruising.
- Thousands of people braved the hot weather and flocked to beaches yesterday to celebrate the Tuen Ng Festival with traditional dragon boat races.
- Organisers of the annual Chinese dragon boat race at Coate Water believe they are in for a bumper year.
- These days, dragon boat racing is a fast-growing athletic event around the globe.
2 another term for dragon ship
Definition of dragon boat in US English: dragon boatnounˈdræɡən boʊt A boat of a traditional Chinese design, typically decorated to resemble a dragon, propelled with paddles by a large crew and used for racing. 龙舟，龙船 Example sentencesExamples - He said that although the dragon boat race is a traditional Chinese sport which is popular in the southern part of the country, a contingent of expats in the city are interested in the sport.
- After being welcomed by the school's band and touring classrooms, the Aussies and Germans combined with villagers from Longxi to form an 80 man dragon boat crew.
- Liu built the dragon boat that will be paddled by his peers.
- Organisers of the annual Chinese dragon boat race at Coate Water believe they are in for a bumper year.
- An events programme - including narrow boat gathering, dragon boat racing and raft races - could also be organised to encourage visitors to the riverbanks.
- The increasingly popular Chinese tradition of dragon boat racing commemorates the suicide of Qu Yuan, a revered Chinese poet who threw himself into the Mi Luo River in 278 B.C.
- These days, dragon boat racing is a fast-growing athletic event around the globe.
- The dragon boat regatta is a traditional 1.2-mile race.
- From this was born the tradition of dragon boat racing, as people living in South China made it an annual event, racing boats to commemorate that day.
- Teams are preparing to go full throttle up the river in traditional dragon boat style with drummer at the bow and helmsman at the stern.
- As with every team, most of this crew will disband, as every year brings a new side together, while he is also likely to end his association with the dragon boat team due to a new posting.
- It will mark the first time in US history that the capital city has seen a dragon boat in action, and the race will, organizers hope, become a major annual attraction in the nation's capital.
- The dragon boat regatta, which will take place from 9am till 5pm, brings together 22 teams from around the city, as well as five provincial teams.
- The opening of the three-week-long festival, which will end on Sept.23, was marked with a traditional dragon boat race.
- Among the sports which could be encouraged are sailing, waterskiing, dragon boat racing, power boating, sub-aqua and cruising.
- But in the proud tradition of past Navy dragon boat teams, the youthful Cerberus outfit showed they were up to the challenge, achieving the third-fastest time of the day.
- Speaking after paddling in a dragon boat the first time, sixteen-year-old form three student Lam said he enjoyed the programme's outdoor activities.
- Thousands of people braved the hot weather and flocked to beaches yesterday to celebrate the Tuen Ng Festival with traditional dragon boat races.
- Up against teams from Gove and Darwin, the Tindal crew won all three 200m races to claim the dragon boat trophy, which was last won by the base in 2000.
- Navy Physical Training is entering a dragon boat team in the Canberra Day Regatta on March 8, with 20 crew members required and no experience necessary.
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