cruise
名詞
定義 cruise 名詞
- B1Countable
A journey on a large ship for pleasure, typically visiting multiple destinations.
He and his wife embarked on a cruise to the Bahamas.
We enjoyed a 12-night river cruise from Vienna to Amsterdam.
They chose to celebrate their anniversary with a cruise.
動詞
定義 cruise 動詞
- B2TransitiveIntransitive
To sail for pleasure or exploration.
They spent the summer cruising around the Mediterranean.
The ship had never cruised in Alaskan waters before.
He envisioned himself buying a yacht and cruising the Caribbean.
- Intransitive
To travel at a steady speed that is not too fast and does not use excessive fuel.
The airplane could cruise at 350 mph and carry 10 passengers.
Most people use their cars for city driving, rather than cruising on highways.
The car gets great gas mileage when cruising on the highway.
- TransitiveIntransitiveslang
To move around public places in search of a casual sexual partner.
He spends the weekends cruising bars.
Bobby was cruising for one-night stands.
They were cruising through the park, trying to pick people up.