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sail

/seɪl/

sail along

Übersetzungen

sailsubstantiv

sails

Pl.

/seɪl/

парус

The sail caught the wind and the boat started moving.

Парус поймал ветер, и лодка начала двигаться.

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Synonyme

sailverb

sailed

Präteritum

sailed

Partizip Perfekt

sailing

Gerundium

/seɪl/

ходить под парусом

They love to sail on weekends.

Они любят ходить под парусом по выходным.

отплывать

The ship will sail at dawn.

Корабль отплывет на рассвете.

плыть

We will sail across the ocean tomorrow.

Мы поплывем через океан завтра.

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Synonyme

sailadjektiv

more sail

Komp.

most sail

Super.

/seɪl/

Used attributively to describe things relating to sails or sailing.

Synonyme

Definitionen

sailsubstantiv

A piece of fabric attached to a boat or ship, used to catch the wind and propel the vessel.

The sailors hoisted the sail to catch the morning breeze.

A trip or journey made by a sailing vessel.

We went for a sail around the bay to enjoy the sunset.

A blade, panel, or surface of a windmill or similar device that catches the wind.

The old windmill's sails creaked as they turned in the evening breeze.

The tower-like structure on the upper surface of a submarine that houses the periscope and other equipment.

The submarine’s sail broke the surface as it prepared to launch the reconnaissance drone.

sailverb

To travel on water in a ship or boat using sails.

They decided to sail across the Atlantic Ocean for their vacation.

To move smoothly and rapidly.

The paper airplane sailed across the room and landed on the desk.

To begin a journey or voyage by sea.

The ship will sail at dawn, so all passengers must be on board by then.

To operate or navigate a sailing vessel.

She learned how to sail a yacht during her summer break.

sailadjektiv

Relating to or designed for propulsion by sails.

The marina offers a variety of sail training programs for beginners.