英语释义

1. an extent of fabric (such as canvas) by means of which wind is used to propel a ship through water

2. the sails of a ship

3. a ship equipped with sails

4. an extent of fabric used in propelling a wind-driven vehicle (such as an iceboat)

5. something that resembles a sail especially a streamlined conning tower on a submarine

6. a passage by a sailing craft cruise

7. in motion with sails set

8. to travel on water in a ship

9. yacht

10. to travel on water by the action of wind upon sails or by other means

11. to move or proceed easily, gracefully, nonchalantly, or without resistance
sails through all sorts of contradictions
— Vicki Hearne the bill sailed through the legislature

12. to move through the air
the ball sailed over his head

13. to begin a water voyage
sail with the tide

14. to travel on (water) by means of motive power (such as sail)
sail the ocean

15. to glide through

16. to direct or manage the motion of
sail a ship

17. to attack vigorously or sharply
sailed into me for being late

18. a large piece of strong cloth that is connected to a ship or boat and that is used to catch the wind that moves the ship or boat through the water

19. a trip in a ship or boat

20. to travel on water in a ship or boat

21. to control a ship or boat (especially one that has sails) while traveling on water

22. to travel on water

23. a sheet of strong cloth (as canvas) used to catch enough wind to move boats through the water or over ice

24. the sails of a ship
They lowered sail as they approached the bay.

25. a trip in a ship or boat moved especially by the wind
We went for a sail on the lake.

26. to travel on a boat moved especially by the wind
He sailed around the world.

27. to travel on or by water
Boats sailed by.

28. to control the motion of (a ship or boat) while traveling on water

29. to move or proceed in a quick and smooth way The ball sailed over my head.

片语

under r sail在航行中

vessel under sail驶帆船

River Boat under full sail运盐船

get under sail準备驶风

maneuvering under sail帆船操纵方法

under sail and steam机帆并用

under full sail满帆

ve el under sail驶帆船

英汉例句

• The term 「sailing vessel」 means any vessel under sail provided that propelling machinery, if fitted, is not being used.

  「帆船」一词，指任何使帆的船舶，如果装有推进器但不在使用。

• Once under sail the three hundred passengers found them crowded into miserable conditions.

  可是一上船，三百名乘客发现船上非常拥挤，条件很恶劣。

• The ships what under sail on the oceans of all parts of the worlds want to obtain the powerful technical support from land or the failure diagnosis and the maintenance center more and more.

  船舶航行在全世界各地的海洋，越来越需要获得来自陆地和故障诊断与维护中心强有力的技术支持。

• 「Krusenstern」 is one of the largest sailing vessels of the world. She is a 「windjammer」 and her maximum under sail speed is 20 knots which is even faster than that of the engines.

  Krusenstern号是世界上最大的帆船之一，她是一艘Windjammer级大帆船，其最大的乘风航速可达20节，这甚至比她用引擎推进还要快。

• Once the power begins to run down, an afternoon or so at sea under sail will recharge the batteries, says William Ray, Paracas's director of engineering.

  帕拉·卡斯工程总监威廉姆?雷说，一旦电源开始耗尽，在海上扬帆一个下午左右就可以给电池充电。

• OBTS can be used for training purposes to individual, department and whole ship while it is in port, under sail or in active service without disturbing its mission.

  舰艇航行时或停靠港口时，可以进行个人、部门乃至全舰的模拟训练，而不影响当时所执行的任务。

相似词

crossing横越；交叉；反对；横传；画横线于（cross 的现在分词）

cruise乘船游览；以平稳的速度行驶；巡航，巡游，漫游；开车兜风；轻而易举赢得；猎艳（非正式）

passage通过通道

voyage航行；航程；旅行记