Question

marina The coast of Florida has marinas all along it for the use of anything from flimsy sailboats to enormous yachts. mərˈinə

Accepted Answer

A dock or harbor where pleasure boats can be moored securely, often with facilities offering supplies or repairs. Marina comes straight from Latin, where it means simply “of the sea.” At a modern marina, sailors can acquire whatever they need for their next excursion, or they can tie up their boats until the next weekend comes along. Some even imitate John D. MacDonald's famous detective hero Travis McGee, who lives on his boat in Miami and rarely leaves the marina

word	marina
definition	A dock or harbor where pleasure boats can be moored securely, often with facilities offering supplies or repairs.
eg_sentence	The coast of Florida has marinas all along it for the use of anything from flimsy sailboats to enormous yachts.
explanation	Marina comes straight from Latin, where it means simply “of the sea.” At a modern marina, sailors can acquire whatever they need for their next excursion, or they can tie up their boats until the next weekend comes along. Some even imitate John D. MacDonald's famous detective hero Travis McGee, who lives on his boat in Miami and rarely leaves the marina
IPA	mərˈinə

Marina Boats Dock Harbor Pleasure Moored Securely Facilities