cruise

cruise
kru:z
1. verb
1) (to sail for pleasure: We're going cruising in the Mediterranean.) hacer un crucero
2) (to go at a steady, comfortable speed: The plane is cruising at an altitude of 10,000 metres.) ir a velocidad de crucero

2. noun
(a voyage from place to place made for pleasure and relaxation: They went on a cruise.) crucero
cruise1 n crucero
we went on a cruise hicimos un crucero
cruise2 vb volar a velocidad de crucero / ir a velocidad constante
the plane cruised at an altitude of 30,000 feet el avión volaba a una altitud de 30.000 pies
El gerundio de cruise se escribe cruising
cruise
tr[krʊːz]
intransitive verb
1 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL (for pleasure) hacer un crucero; (in wartime) navegar, patrullar
2 (travel at steady speed - car) ir, circular (a una velocidad constante y sin forzar el motor); (- plane) volar, desplazarse
we shall be cruising at a speed of 500 miles per hour nuestra velocidad de crucero será de 500 millas por hora
3 slang (look for sexual partner) buscar plan, ir de ligue
noun
1 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL crucero
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to cruise to victory lograr cómodamente la victoria
to go on a cruise hacer un crucero
cruise missile misil nombre masculino de crucero
cruise ['kru:z] vi, cruised ; cruising
1) : hacer un crucero
2) : navegar o conducir a una velocidad constante
cruising speed: velocidad de crucero
cruise n
: crucero m
cruise
n.
campaña s.f.
corso s.m.
excursión s.f.
viaje por mar s.f.
v.
cruzar v.

I kruːz
intransitive verb
1)
a) (Naut) hacer* un crucero, navegar*
b) \<\<police car\>\> patrullar
2) (travel at steady speed) \<\<plane\>\> volar*, desplazarse*; \<\<car\>\> ir* (a una velocidad constante)

cruising speed — velocidad f de crucero


II
noun crucero m

to go on a cruise — hacer* un crucero

[kruːz]
1.
N crucero m

to go on a cruise — hacer un crucero

2. VI
1) [ship, fleet] navegar; [holidaymaker] hacer un crucero; [plane] volar

the car was cruising (along) at 80km/h — el coche marchaba plácidamente a una velocidad de 80km/h

we are cruising at an altitude of 33,000 ft — estamos volando a una altura (de crucero) de 33.000 pies

cruising speed — velocidad f de crucero

cruising altitude — altura f or altitud f de crucero

2) (fig)

to cruise to victory — vencer fácilmente

3) * (=pick up men/women) ir de ligue *, ir a ligar *
3.
VT [ship] [+ waters, seas] surcar; [vehicle] [+ streets] circular por

there were plenty of taxis cruising the streets — había muchos taxis circulando por la calle

4.
CPD

cruise control N — control m de crucero

cruise missile N — misil m de crucero

* * *

I [kruːz]
intransitive verb
1)
a) (Naut) hacer* un crucero, navegar*
b) \<\<police car\>\> patrullar
2) (travel at steady speed) \<\<plane\>\> volar*, desplazarse*; \<\<car\>\> ir* (a una velocidad constante)

cruising speed — velocidad f de crucero


II
noun crucero m

to go on a cruise — hacer* un crucero


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