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单词 cruise
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This is where each cruise line tries to come up with something special.It now holds the record for highest viewing deck on a cruise ship.Put on enough eye make-up to sink a cruise liner and floss.On a cruise holiday you're free to do as much or as little as you like.The cruise line has also announced a new collection of onboard experiences for its 2017 cruises.I looked at the four young men whose education had set their careers on cruise control for life.But still I find myself twice looking at the notice board for the next cruise.But it was also the scene of her finest hour when she cruised to victory in the Champion Hurdle last season.Two cars cruised slowly down the road.The few cruise ships that visit bring little economic benefit to the island.Will they have the surge capacity if a cruise liner turns over?So which should you go for on your next cruise?We are not keen on a long sea cruise.The whole thing feels more pleasure cruise than extreme science.All the cruise lines put them on their websites.It may be the first of many holiday cruises to suffer from the credit crunch.He has a high cruising speed and he has got that kick you need at the finish.And now they can cruise around in cars causing trouble.This bunch are battling it out to become the headline act on a luxury cruise liner.Times+ members can claim a free deck upgrade on these two cruise ships.Sounds like he's in cruise control.Although billed as a foodie cruise, this trip leaves you very much to your own devices.The Royal is more luxury yacht than cruise ship.The way she cruised round on her debut at Plumpton showed she has a touch of class.You might know Malta as the place your olds visited on a cruise once.He has announced plans to cruise to Antarctica next year.Team up with another family, go yacht cruising.The boat cruised around a likely patch of ocean off a coral island, looking for a school.I like to use my cruise control.Wolves may have cruised to victory but they needed a controversial penalty on 18 minutes to open the scoring.But that did not stop their manager from screaming at his players as they cruised to victory over the Hammers.It has added an extra ship to meet demand for cruise trips and increased its presence at regional airports in Britain.

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cruise

British English: cruise /kruːz/ NOUN
A cruise is a holiday spent on a ship or boat which visits a number of places.
He and his wife are planning to go on a world cruise.
  • American English: cruise
  • Arabic: رِحْلَة بَحْرِيَّة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: cruzeiro
  • Chinese: 航游
  • Croatian: krstarenje
  • Czech: výletní plavba
  • Danish: krydstogt
  • Dutch: cruise
  • European Spanish: crucero
  • Finnish: risteily
  • French: croisière
  • German: Kreuzfahrt
  • Greek: κρουαζιέρα
  • Italian: crociera
  • Japanese: 巡航
  • Korean: 만유
  • Norwegian: cruise
  • Polish: wycieczka morska
  • European Portuguese: cruzeiro
  • Romanian: croazieră
  • Russian: круиз
  • Latin American Spanish: crucero
  • Swedish: kryssning
  • Thai: การล่องเรือ
  • Turkish: gemi gezisi
  • Ukrainian: круїз
  • Vietnamese: cuộc đi chơi biển bằng tàu thủy
British English: cruise VERB
If you cruise a sea, river, or canal, you travel around it or along it on a cruise.
She wants to cruise the canals in a barge.
He was also the second person to cruise around the world.
  • American English: cruise
  • Brazilian Portuguese: navegar
  • Chinese: 巡航车辆、船只、飞机等 漫游
  • European Spanish: hacer un crucero
  • French: parcourir
  • German: befahren
  • Italian: navigare
  • Japanese: 巡航する
  • Korean: 유람선을 타고 여행하다
  • European Portuguese: navegar
  • Latin American Spanish: hacer un crucero

All related terms of 'cruise'

Chinese translation of 'cruise'

cruise

(kruːz)

n (c)

  1. 游(遊)船 (yóuchuán) (, sōu)

vi

  1. (= go on cruise) 坐游(遊)船 (zuò yóuchuán)
  2. [car, ship, aircraft] 以中等速度航行 (yǐ zhōngděng sùdù hángxíng)
  3. [taxi] 漫无(無)目的地行驶(駛) (màn wú mùdì de xíngshǐ)
    to be/go on a cruise 乘游(遊)船旅行 (chéng yóuchuán lǚxíng)
    world cruise 环(環)球游(遊)船旅行 (huánqiú yóuchuán lǚxíng)
    to cruise up or along a road 在路上缓(緩)慢行驶(駛) (zài lù shang huǎnmàn xíngshǐ)
(noun) 
Definition
a sail taken for pleasure, stopping at various places
He and his wife were planning to go on a world cruise.
Synonyms
sail
voyage
She aims to follow Amundsen's voyage to Antarctica.
boat trip
sea trip
(verb) 
Definition
to sail about from place to place for pleasure
She wants to cruise the canals of France in a barge.
Synonyms
sail
We sailed upstream.
coast
I slipped into neutral gear and coasted down the slope.
voyage
The boat is currently voyaging through the Barents Sea.
(verb) 
Definition
(of a vehicle, aircraft, or ship) to travel at a moderate and efficient speed
A black and white police car cruised past.
Synonyms
travel along
coast
drift
We proceeded to drift along the river.
keep a steady pace

Additional synonyms

in the sense of coast
I slipped into neutral gear and coasted down the slope.
Synonyms
cruise,
sail,
drift,
taxi,
glide,
freewheel
in the sense of drift
Definition
to be carried along by currents of air or water
We proceeded to drift along the river.
Synonyms
float,
go (aimlessly),
bob,
coast,
slip,
sail,
slide,
glide,
meander,
waft,
be carried along,
move gently
in the sense of voyage
Definition
a long journey by sea or in space
She aims to follow Amundsen's voyage to Antarctica.
Synonyms
journey,
travels,
trip,
passage,
expedition,
crossing,
sail,
cruise,
excursion

Synonyms of 'cruise'

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