English Dictionary

Definition of “bateau”

bateau (bæˈtəʊ ; French bato)

(plural) -teaux (-təʊz; French -to)

C18: from French: boat, from Old French batel, from Old English bāt; see boat

A less shimmering version, the Francois lit bateau bed from James Adam (01394 384 471) in cherry wood veneer, is £827.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

An anonymous little rhyme that had caused amusement was now only too true: Take it like a trooper Your MS missed the bateau.

C.S. Nicholls ELSPETH HUXLEY: A BIOGRAPHY (2002)

Less immediately obvious - until you spot it - is a gleaming copper French bateau bath housed in a recessed corner of the room.

Glasgow Herald (2001)

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