cruise
/kruːz/
noun
- A journey on a ship or boat taken for pleasure, often with stops at different ports.
- She went on a Mediterranean cruise for her anniversary.
- They booked a seven-day cruise to Alaska.
- The cruise included meals and entertainment on board.
verb
- To travel by boat or ship for pleasure, usually visiting several places.
- We cruised along the coast, stopping at small islands.
- She loves to cruise on large ships with her family.
- They plan to cruise the Caribbean next winter.
- To move at a steady, moderate speed, especially in a vehicle.
- The airplane cruised at 35,000 feet.
- The car cruised down the highway at 60 miles per hour.
- He cruised through the neighborhood looking for a parking spot.
- To achieve something easily or without much effort.
- He cruised past the competition in the final round.
- She cruised through the exam because she had studied hard.
- The team cruised to victory in the championship game.