navigable channel

/ˈnævɪɡəbəl ˈtʃænəl/

noun

  1. A route of water that is deep and wide enough for boats or ships to travel through safely.

    B2

    countable

    • "The boats followed the navigable channel into the harbor."B1
    • "Engineers dredged the river to keep the navigable channel open for cargo ships."B2
    • "Seasonal sandbanks can shift, so pilots rely on updated charts to follow the navigable channel."C1

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