cruise in Italian
cruise in Italian is crociera, navigare — cruise means a leisure voyage by ship, often stopping at several ports.
cruise in Italian
crociera
A sea or lake voyage, especially one taken for pleasure.
navigare
(intransitive) To sail about, especially for pleasure.
What does "cruise" mean?
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noun A leisure voyage by ship, often stopping at several ports.
"They booked a ten-day cruise around the Mediterranean."
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verb To travel at a steady, comfortable speed without hurrying.
"The plane cruised at 35,000 feet for most of the flight."
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verb To win or succeed easily.
"The champions cruised to victory in the final."
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cruise in a sentence
- They booked a ten-day cruise around the Mediterranean.
- The plane cruised at 35,000 feet for most of the flight.
- We cruised down the coastal road with the windows down.
- The champions cruised to victory in the final.
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What is "cruise" in Italian?
"cruise" in Italian is crociera, navigare. cruise means: A leisure voyage by ship, often stopping at several ports.
How do you use "cruise" in a sentence?
Example: "They booked a ten-day cruise around the Mediterranean." In Italian, "cruise" is crociera, navigare.
Are there other ways to say "cruise" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "cruise": crociera, navigare.
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