0 When a boat or a ship sails, it travels on the water. -- （船）航行，行駛
She sailed around the world single-handed in her yacht. 她獨自一人駕駛帆船環遊了整個世界。
As the battleship sailed by/past, everyone on deck waved. 戰艦駛過時，甲板上所有的人都揮手致意。
1 to move quickly, easily, and (of a person) confidently -- 輕快地移動；（人）自信地行走
2 a sheet of material attached to a pole on a boat to catch the wind and make the boat move -- 帆
However far utopian fiction sails into an imaginary future, it remains anchored to the room in which it is written.
He loved and still loves sports, sailing being one of his favorite hobbies.
There are then activities such as a rowing competition, sailing trip, speeches, and musical performances.
The model used here eliminates these difficulties, but it does still treat only twodimensional sails, and it does have physical limitations of its own.
The airfoil theory predicts some interesting characteristics of sails.
A nautical derivation would imply that sails are the only physical objects that flap agitatedly.
The language barrier proved to be insurmountable for the ship to be identified, and no action was deemed necessary once she had sailed off.
They could pay overbearing chiefs what they asked for, or they could set their outrigger sails to the wind and hope for the best.
