marina
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nə noun
a boat basin offering dockage and other service for small craft.
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| an elaborate docking facility for pleasure boats | |
| [C19: via Italian and Spanish from Latin: | |
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Word Origin & History
marina
1805, "a promenade by the sea," from Sp. or It. marina "shore, coast," from L. marinus (see marine). Meaning "dock or basin with moorings for yachts and small craft" is 1935, Amer.Eng.
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Marina berth used to allow the owners of leisure craft on and off their boats.
Marina expresses contempt of his hypocritical insinuations and demands he leave.
The pretender agrees not to part from him if he will only allow him to see marina.
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