boatyard

Example:The experienced boatbuilder spent years crafting intricate models in the boatyard.

Definition:A person who builds boats.

Example:He brought his damaged motorboat to the boatyard to be repaired.

Definition:To make something work again after it has been damaged or stopped working properly.

Example:Regular maintenance in the boatyard keeps the fleet of boats in top condition.

Definition:The action of looking after something so that it remains in good condition.

Example:The newly launched sailboat was docked in the boatyard for servicing.

Definition:A place for mooring boats or ships in a river, harbor, or the like.

Example:The skilled repairman fixed the outboard motor in the boatyard.

Definition:A person whose occupation is to repair things, especially machines, equipment, and vehicles.

Example:The boatyard supervisor ordered the repainting of the old rowboat to improve its appearance.

Definition:To paint again, especially to conceal deterioration or to improve the appearance of something that had previously been painted.

Example:The boatyard not only houses repair facilities but also features large warehouses for boat parts and equipment.

Definition:A large building for storage of goods.

Example:The small motorboat maneuvered into the shelter of the boatyard's protected wharf.

Definition:A structure along a shore of a lake, bay, or harbor to afford means of access for landing and departing boats, especially schooners or similar sailing craft.

Example:A dedicated team in the boatyard fabricates specialized components for each vessel.

Definition:To make or put together from various pieces; construct.

Example:The engineer designed a unique propulsion system for the boatyard’s newest high-speed craft.

Definition:A person trained in a branch of practical applied science.