Word: cruise
Category: cruise
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Synonyms: cruise
boat trip, sea trip, voyage, journey, sail
Translations: cruise
spanish
crucero
german
kreuzfahrt, seereise
french
croiser, croisière
italian
crociera
portuguese
cruzeiro
dutch
kruisen
russian
крейсерство, путешествие, круиз, плавание, поход, ...
norwegian
cruiset
swedish
kryssning, kryssnings, kryssningen, kryssningsfartyg
finnish
risteillä
danish
krydstogt, krydstogtskibe, sejltur
czech
křižování
polish
krążownik, krążyć, rejs
hungarian
hajókázás, Sebességtartó, körutazás, tengerjáró
turkish
seyir, yolcu, yolculuk, kruvaziyer
greek
κρουαζιέρα
ukrainian
круїз, плавання
albanian
dalje në det, lundrim, lundrimit, e lundrimit, udhëtimi
bulgarian
круиз, на скоростта, скоростта, круизен, ограничител на скоростта
belarusian
круіз
estonian
ristlemine, kruiis
croatian
bočica
icelandic
skemmtiferðaskip, Cruise, skemmtiskipahöfn, siglingu, að skemmtiskipahöfn
lithuanian
žygis
latvian
kruīza, kruīzs, Cruise, kruīzu, Krūzs
macedonian
крстарење, Круз, крстосувачки, на крстарење
romanian
croazieră, de croazieră, croaziera, de croaziera
slovenian
križarjenje, tempomat, hitrosti, potniška
slovak
plavba
Popularity stats: cruise
Most searched by regions
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South Carolina,
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Most searched by cities
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The meaning and "use of": cruise
noun
verb
- a voyage on a ship or boat taken for pleasure or as a vacation and usually calling in at several places.
verb
- sail about in an area without a precise destination, especially for pleasure.
- (of a motor vehicle or aircraft) travel smoothly at a moderate or economical speed.
- (of a young child) walk while holding onto furniture or other structures, prior to learning to walk without support.
