0 to control or travel in a boat or a ship that has an engine or sails -- navegar
We sailed to Barbados.
She sails her own boat.
1 When a boat or a ship sails, it travels on the water. -- navegar
3 a large piece of material that is fixed to a mast on a boat to catch the wind and make the boat move -- vela
4 (of a large sailboat or ship and its passengers) to travel or move over water -- navegar
8 a piece of strong cloth attached to a sailboat to catch the wind -- vela [ feminine, singular ]
9 a trip in a sailboat -- viaje en barco [ masculine, singular ]
We went for a sail. Fuimos de viaje en barco.
If you include sailing boats and rowing boats, there is one boat for every 70 citizens.
That ship has sailed; there is no point in continuing to argue about it.
We have to face reality and cannot set sail in an ever-increasing fleet in search of the mirage of stocks that last for ever.
We cannot tolerate a situation where these rogue flag states continue to allow their ships to sail the seven seas.
We have all become aware of the intolerable conditions under which many vessels still sail with dangerous and highly polluting loads.
In this particular case, all the shipowners had to work together and sail in a convoy as none of them was able to go it alone.
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旅行, (船)航行,行駛, 駕駛帆船…
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旅行, (船)航行,行驶, 驾驶帆船…
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navegar, velejar, viajar (em navio/barco à vela)…
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船を操る, 航海する, (船が)進む…
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gemiyle tekneyle yol almak/gitmek/seyahat etmek, yelkenli kullanmak, yelkenle yol almak…
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voyager en bateau, piloter, barrer…
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navegar, pilotar, salpar…
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يُبْحِر, يَبحِر, شِراع…
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