A pleasure boat or vessel used for touring, recreation, or leisure, including houseboats for sightseeing

A ship designed to operate underwater for military, scientific, or engineering purposes. Also called a [[潜水艇|潛水艇|qian2 shui3 ting3]].

general term for warships and other naval vessels

nuclear-powered submarine; a submarine propelled by a nuclear reactor, capable of staying submerged for long periods

airship; dirigible

speedboat; motorboat; motor launch; a small, fast boat powered by an internal combustion engine used for transport, tourism, or racing

submarine; a vessel designed to operate underwater for military, engineering, or scientific purposes

the sport of boat racing or rowing

A small boat used for saving lives at sea, typically kept on larger ships or at harbors for use in emergencies

a racing rowboat or canoe-shaped boat used in sports

a small boat powered by an internal combustion engine, used for transportation, sightseeing, or racing

a small, light boat; skiff or cockboat

Small naval vessel equipped with light weapons like small-caliber guns and machine guns, used for coastal or harbor patrol and anti-smuggling operations

A kayak or skin boat; (the sport of) kayaking

small boat powered by an internal combustion engine, characterized by high speed and mobility; used for transportation, tourism, or sports competitions

The commanding officer of a boat or small naval vessel; a skipper or coxswain

a portable watercraft made of flexible material that can be filled with gas

rubber dinghy; pneumatic boat; a lightweight, foldable watercraft used for rescue, fishing, or exploration

a small naval vessel equipped with artillery, used primarily for coastal defense, escort duties, and supporting amphibious landings

Military boat used to transport troops and supplies for landing operations; generally refers to vessels with a displacement of less than 500 tons.

small, fast naval craft used for launching torpedoes at target vessels

A fast boat used to investigate smuggling activities and apprehend suspects; a revenue cutter.

Small naval vessel equipped with anti-submarine weapons used for searching and attacking submarines in coastal waters

a naval vessel designed to locate and remove or destroy underwater mines

Designed to destroy or damage naval ships; anti-ship

nuclear-powered missile submarine

a submarine equipped to launch guided missiles

Small naval vessel or gunboat armed with small-caliber guns, used for coastal patrolling, escorting ships, and protecting fishing vessels

nuclear-powered attack submarine

the upper deck of a ship where lifeboats are stored

a submarine powered by an onboard nuclear reactor

A submarine powered by a nuclear reactor, capable of operating underwater for long periods of time; often used in Taiwan

A type of aircraft that uses a large bag of gas to stay in the air; also known as a dirigible or blimp.

A motorboat with wings or fins below the hull that provide lift, allowing it to rise above the water surface to reduce drag and increase speed

a small boat or launch used for fishing

A Western-style long sandwich made by slicing a bread roll lengthwise and filling it with meat, vegetables, and dressing.

gunship aircraft; a heavily armed ground-attack aircraft

small spacecraft designed to transport astronauts from a lunar orbiting mothership to the surface of the moon and back

flatwater canoeing or kayaking; a competitive racing sport conducted on still water

upper deck of a ship where lifeboats are stored

to sail, cruise, or pilot a ship or boat

Small, fast naval vessel equipped with torpedoes and cannons for attacking larger ships. Also known as [[鱼雷艇|魚雷艇|yu2 lei2 ting3]]

a type of rigid airship named after the German inventor Ferdinand von Zeppelin

Zeppelin dirigible airship