raft
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ræft/ · UK /rɑːft/
raft means: A simple flat boat, often made of pieces of wood tied together.
noun
FLAT FLOATING BOATB1
A simple flat boat, often made of pieces of wood tied together.
- They built a raft from logs.
- We crossed the river on a wooden raft.
- The current carried their raft toward the shore.
FLOATING PLATFORMB1
A flat boat or platform that floats on water, often made from wood or filled with air.
- We crossed the river on a raft.
- They built two rafts from old logs.
- The children paddled their raft towards the shore.
Questions about raft
What does raft mean?
A simple flat boat, often made of pieces of wood tied together.
What is raft in other languages?
Türkçe: sal · Español: balsa · Français: radeau · Deutsch: Floß · Italiano: zattera · 日本語: いかだ
How do you pronounce raft?
In American English /ræft/; in British English /rɑːft/.
How do you use raft in a sentence?
They built a raft from logs. We crossed the river on a wooden raft.
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