cruiser

UK
/ˈkruːɪzə/
US
/ˈkruːzɚ/

Translations

cruisernoun
cruisers
pl
UK
/ˈkruːɪzə/
US
/ˈkruːzɚ/
moto cruiserMoto conçue pour les longues distances et une conduite détendue.
He traded his sportbike for a cruiser to enjoy more comfortable highway rides.
Il a échangé sa moto sportive contre une moto cruiser pour profiter de trajets sur autoroute plus confortables.
vélo de promenadeVélo destiné à une conduite décontractée.
She rode her cruiser along the beach boardwalk every morning.
Elle faisait du vélo de promenade sur la promenade du bord de mer chaque matin.
The navy deployed a cruiser to patrol the waters near the coast.
La marine a déployé un croiseur pour patrouiller les eaux près du littoral.
voiture de policeUsage policier.
The officer parked his cruiser at the corner of the street to monitor traffic.
L'agent a garé sa voiture de police au coin de la rue pour surveiller la circulation.
Additional translations
flâneurAu sens de personne qui se déplace sans but précis.
cruiseradjective
UK
/ˈkruːzə/
US
/ˈkruːzər/
Used attributively before a noun to denote something designed for comfortable cruising (e.g., cruiser bike, cruiser jacket).
de voyageS'emploie attributivement pour un objet conçu pour des trajets ou déplacements décontractés et confortables.
They opted for a cruiser backpack ideal for weekend road trips.
Ils ont opté pour un sac à dos de voyage idéal pour les escapades du week-end.

Definitions

cruisernoun
A large, fast warship, larger than a destroyer and less heavily armed than a battleship.
The navy deployed a cruiser to patrol the waters near the coast.
A style of motorcycle designed for relaxed, long-distance riding, typically with a low seat and high handlebars.
He traded his sportbike for a cruiser to enjoy more comfortable highway rides.
A police car used for patrolling streets.
The officer parked his cruiser at the corner of the street to monitor traffic.
A type of bicycle designed for casual riding, typically with a single speed and a comfortable seat.
She rode her cruiser along the beach boardwalk every morning.
A person who travels or moves about in a leisurely or aimless manner.
The city was full of cruisers enjoying the sunny afternoon.
cruiseradjective
Designed for or characteristic of relaxed, comfortable travel or cruising (used attributively before a noun).
They opted for a cruiser backpack ideal for weekend road trips.