Ship and a boat, something I've never found a satisfactory answer too. I suspect many of you will get an Ai answer but is that going to be right?
Ship and a boat, something I've never found a satisfactory answer too. I suspect many of you will get an Ai answer but is that going to be right?
It can depend upon whether you are in conversation with the UK, the USA, or a submariner.
A fun to remember popular summary:
“You can put a boat on a ship, but you can’t put a ship on a boat.”
But what about this conundrum?:
“A ship has a commander and a crew. A boat just has whomever is on it at the time.”
Others will be hung-up on the myriad different hull profiles, summarising by the generality that:
"a V-shaped hull for deep water belongs to a ship. A flat-bottom, to a boat."
However, never mind all that, submariners refer to their vessel as a boat.
It can depend upon whether you are in conversation with the UK, the USA, or a submariner.
A fun to remember popular summary:
“You can put a boat on a ship, but you can’t put a ship on a boat.”
But what about this conundrum?:
“A ship has a commander and a crew. A boat just has whomever is on it at the time.”
Others will be hung-up on the myriad different hull profiles, summarising by the generality that:
"a V-shaped hull for deep water belongs to a ship. A flat-bottom, to a boat."
However, never mind all that, submariners refer to their vessel as a boat.