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1. (n.) waterway
a river, canal, or other body of water serving as a route or way of travel or transport.
Etymology: (bef. 950)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) waterway
a navigable body of water
2. (noun) watercourse, waterway
a conduit through which water flows
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1. (noun) waterway
heavy plank or timber extending fore and aft the whole length of a vessel's deck at the line of junction with the sides, forming a channel to the scuppers, which are cut through it. In iron vessels the waterway is variously constructed
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Sense: a channel, eg a canal or river, along which ships can sail.
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 Afrikaans: waterweg |
 Arabic: مَجْرى مائي |
 Bulgarian: воден път |
 Brazilian: canal |
 Czech: vodní cesta |
 German: die Wasserstraße |
 Danish: sejlløb |
 Greek: υδάτινη οδός |
 Spanish: canal navegable |
 Estonian: laevatee |
 Farsi: آبراه |
 Finnish: vesiväylä |
 French: voie navigable |
 Hebrew: נְתִיב מַיִם |
 Hindi: जलमार्ग |
 Croatian: vodeni put, ruta |
 Hungarian: vízi út |
 Indonesian: terusan |
 Icelandic: skipgengt fljót; skipasku |
 Italian: (canale navigabile) |
 Japanese: 水路 |
 Korean: 수로 |
 Lithuanian: vandens kelias |
 Latvian: ūdensceļš |
 Malay: jalan, laluan air |
 Dutch: waterweg |
 Norwegian: kanal, vannvei |
 Polish: droga wodna |
 Portuguese: canal |
 Romanian: cale navigabilă, canal na |
 Russian: водный путь |
 Slovak: vodná cesta |
 Slovenian: plovni kanal |
 Serbian: plovni put |
 Swedish: vattenväg, vattenled |
 Thai: ทางน้ำ เช่น แม่น้ำ คลอง ล |
 Turkish: su yolu, kanal |
 Taiwanese: 水路 |
 Ukrainian: водний шлях; судноплавне |
 Urdu: آبی راستہ |
 Vietnamese: đường thuỷ |
 Chinese: 水路 |
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