cruise / kruz /

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cruise3 个定义

v. 无主动词 verb

cruised, cruis·ing.

  1. to sail about on a pleasure trip.
  2. to sail about, as a warship patrolling a body of water.
  3. to travel about without a particular purpose or destination.
v. 有主动词 verb

cruised, cruis·ing.

  1. to cruise in: patrol cars cruising the neighborhood; to cruise the Caribbean.
  2. Informal. to move slowly through or visit in search of a sexual partner.to make sexual overtures to; attempt to arouse the sexual interest of.
  3. to inspect for the purpose of estimating lumber potential.
n. 名词 noun
  1. the act of cruising.
  2. a pleasure voyage on a ship, usually with stops at various ports.

cruise 近义词

n. 名词 noun

sailing expedition

v. 动词 verb

sail

更多cruise例句

  1. Such tests might be useful, say, to screen school children or cruise ship passengers.
  2. That all came after Cruise had already scrapped its plans to launch a robotaxi service in 2019.
  3. Cruise Director of Government Affairs Prashanthi Raman Earlier this year, before the world blew up, Cruise received a permit in California to begin transporting passengers.
  4. Cruise also began focusing more on hardware earlier this year.
  5. Meanwhile, Cruise still has its eyes set on public deployment, which is where the expertise of Raman comes in.
  6. These skills are particularly needed when, as in the case of the AirAsia flight, the airplane is at cruise altitude.
  7. Nerd Cruise By Adam Rogers, Wired What 800 Nerds on a Cruise Ship Taught Me About Life, the Universe, and Snorkeling.
  8. He told the court he called the retired captain to see exactly where he lived so he knew when to sound the cruise ship horn.
  9. More than 150 passengers on a California cruise ship came down with norovirus, continuing a trend that happens every year.
  10. It also has a close association with cruises and cruise ships.
  11. And Jack come home from a long cruise, with prize-money in his pockets, was as ostentatious as any nouveau riche.
  12. And every boy made a dash for the camp to secure anything he might need on a cruise down the bay.
  13. In his first cruise he was out forty-five days, and in that time he captured fourteen vessels and 166 prisoners.
  14. Then, his mother coming in, he proceeded to tell about their "cruise," and the sad fate of his bundle.
  15. Earth-closets are a delusion; you cannot get earth, nor even sand, when on a cruise, and there are other serious objections.