I. cruise [kru:z] СУЩ. naut
II. cruise [kru:z] ГЛ. неперех.
1. cruise naut (take a cruise):
- cruise
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2. cruise (travel at constant speed):
- cruise
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- cruise aeroplane
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3. cruise (police car):
- cruise
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4. cruise разг. (drive around aimlessly):
- cruise
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5. cruise разг. (look for casual sex):
- cruise
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| I | cruise |
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| you | cruise |
| he/she/it | cruises |
| we | cruise |
| you | cruise |
| they | cruise |
| I | cruised |
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| you | cruised |
| he/she/it | cruised |
| we | cruised |
| you | cruised |
| they | cruised |
| I | have | cruised |
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| you | have | cruised |
| he/she/it | has | cruised |
| we | have | cruised |
| you | have | cruised |
| they | have | cruised |
| I | had | cruised |
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| you | had | cruised |
| he/she/it | had | cruised |
| we | had | cruised |
| you | had | cruised |
| they | had | cruised |
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For day to day cruising or advance route planning.
en.wikipedia.org There is also a polarization, where racing boats are more distinct from cruising boats.
en.wikipedia.org The remaining ships had two shafts with geared turbines, and were also equipped with cruising turbines.
en.wikipedia.org Cruising can be an expression of the freedom of possessing a driver's license.
en.wikipedia.org The relatively small wings resulted in relatively high wing loading to maximise the aircraft's cruising speed.
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