0 a sheet of strong cloth spread to catch the wind, by which a ship is driven forward -- sejl
They are hoisting the sails.
2 an arm of a windmill. -- vingearm
3 (of a ship) to be moved by sails -- sejle
The yacht sailed away.
4 to steer or navigate a ship or boat -- sejle
He sailed (the boat) to the island.
5 to go in a ship or boat (with or without sails) -- sejle
I’ve never sailed through the Mediterranean.
7 to travel on (the sea etc) in a ship -- sejle
He sailed the North Sea.
The next year eight vessels sailed to the new sealing ground.
By 1890 the newly launched large sailing ships gradually changed in rigging from barque to schooner.
We describe the different techniques currently sailing under this flag, and point out where and how kernels occur.
Also, the world merchant fleet has many vessels sailing under flags of convenience.
The navigator will ensure that the ship sails in the right direction, so they have to engage with the engine room.
The colourful sails now functioned visually and as counterweights air-resistant to motion.
Again, pendulums were fitted with colourful sails and set in motion by an oscillating fan which ran continuously.
They could pay overbearing chiefs what they asked for, or they could set their outrigger sails to the wind and hope for the best.
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