Definition of cockboat in English:

cockboat

nounˈkɒkbəʊt

Late Middle English: from obsolete cock 'small boat' (from Old French coque, based on Latin caudex, codex 'block of wood') + boat.

词汇	cockboat
释义	Definition of cockboat in English: cockboat nounˈkɒkbəʊt A small boat towed behind a larger vessel. （尤指沿海或沿河）大船后拖曳的小船 Example sentencesExamples He climbed into the cockboat and sat silently waiting, making the coxswain fiddle around nervously. The captain was about to head back to the cockboat when he felt a small hand reaching towards his purse. The United States should act alone, he declared, rather than ‘come in as a cockboat in the wake of the British man-of-war.’ Origin Late Middle English: from obsolete cock 'small boat' (from Old French coque, based on Latin caudex, codex 'block of wood') + boat.
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