thuyền gondola
/ˈɡɒndələ//ˈɡɑːndələ/The word "gondola" originates from the Venetian language, specifically from the dialect spoken in the city of Venice, Italy. In Venetian, the word "gondola" is derived from "gondola", which refers to a type of small, flat-bottomed boat used for transportation and fishing in the canals of Venice. Over time, the word was adopted into Italian as "gondola", and from there it was borrowed into other languages, including English. In the 17th and 18th centuries, European travelers and artists became fascinated with the unique design and craftsmanship of Venetian gondolas, and the word "gondola" came to be used metaphorically to describe any lightweight, basket-like structure suspended high above the ground or water. Today, the term "gondola" is still used in various contexts, including transportation, architecture, and engineering.
a long boat with a flat bottom and high parts at each end, used on canals in Venice
một chiếc thuyền dài có đáy phẳng và phần cao ở mỗi đầu, được sử dụng trên các kênh đào ở Venice
the part on a cable car or ski lift where the passengers sit
phần trên cáp treo hoặc thang máy trượt tuyết nơi hành khách ngồi
the part of a hot air balloon or airship where the passengers sit
phần của khinh khí cầu hoặc tàu bay nơi hành khách ngồi
