cruise

• Sustantivo que designa un viaje o travesía, generalmente por placer, en un barco o buque, a menudo con escalas en varios lugares.

A noun referring to a journey or voyage, typically for pleasure, on a ship or boat, often visiting multiple destinations.

1. Sea voyageA2formal

   A holiday journey on a ship visiting different ports.

   Crucero

   • They went on a Mediterranean cruise last summer.
   • The cruise included stops in Italy and Greece.
   • Booking a luxury cruise can be expensive.

   Sinónimospassagesailingtripvoyage

2. Cruising speedB1formal

   The steady speed at which a vehicle travels comfortably.

   Velocidad de crucero

   • The plane reached its cruising speed after takeoff.
   • The car's cruising speed on the highway is 100 km/h.
   • Maintain a safe cruising speed in traffic.

3. B2formal

   A journey made by police or military to patrol an area.

   Patrulla

   • Police cars are on a cruise through the neighborhood.
   • The navy ship was on a cruise along the coast.
   • Security personnel do regular cruises around the building.

   Sinónimospatrolsweep

• Verbo que indica moverse a una velocidad constante, a menudo de forma relajada, o viajar en barco por placer.

A verb used to indicate traveling at a steady speed, often leisurely, or sailing on a ship for pleasure.

1. B1formal

   To travel on a ship or boat for pleasure, visiting different places.

   viajar en crucero

   • They cruised through the Mediterranean Sea.
   • We will cruise along the river next weekend.
   • The family cruised to the Caribbean for vacation.

   Sinónimosboatsailvoyageyacht

2. Drive or move smoothlyB1informal

   To drive or move at a steady, relaxed speed.

   circular a velocidad constante

   • He cruised down the highway in his convertible.
   • She cruised through the city on her bike.
   • The car cruised effortlessly at 60 mph.

   Sinónimoscoastdriftglidesailsweeptool

   Antónimosaccelerateboltchargedashhurryracespeedsprinttearzoom

3. Achieve easilyB2informal

   To succeed or win with little effort.

   ganar con facilidad

   • The team cruised to victory in the final match.
   • She cruised through her exams without studying much.
   • He cruised past the competition in the race.

   Sinónimosbreezecoastrompsailwalk

   Antónimoslaborstrivestruggletoil