a pole hits a boat of people, which means one holds onto someone's wrong and thinks the rest of others are the same

a pole hits and kills a boat of people, which means one holds onto someone's wrong and thinks the rest of others are the same

Tar with the same bush, meaning to believe wrongly that someone or something has the same bad qualities as someone or something that is similar

two-timing (slang)

The next shipment

turbo jet

sitting on the same boat; to be on the same boat; to be in the same situation

a good luck wish for those departing by sea

to sit stably on the fishing boat, it means one is very confident

to go on a boat

big boats, big ships; cruises; a ferry

caution is the parent of safety, it is better to be safe than sorry

to row a dragon boat

to go on a sinking ship; to ride on a wrong vehicle; it is also used to describe someone who is very unlucky that he / she brings bad luck to others

followed the wrong trend; made a loss as a result of being mislead

punting a boat

noun; seasickness

a cruise ship; boat rides

fire ship

Steamships; steamboat

'the worst of the rich is still better than that of the poor'

'the worst of the rich is still better than that of the poor'

there must be something useful in anything broken or disused (slang)

Boat-shaped herbal medicine mortar

go and ask somebody for; to actively approach someone

Plover Cove, a place in Hong Kong

Plover Cove Reservoir, a place in Hong Kong

Plover Cove, a place in Hong Kong

person who always ask for money (slang)

to board a boat (in the past when the pier is usually at a higher level compared to the boat); to disembark from a ship / boat, to go ashore (when the pier is a lower level compared to the boat / ship as is more common nowadays)