Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning To sail or travel at a steady speed, especially for pleasure
The ship will cruise through the Panama Canal.
They decided to cruise the Danube River for their honeymoon.
The pilot will cruise the aircraft at a speed of 500 mph.
They decided to cruise the Caribbean during winter break.
The plane will cruise at an altitude of 30,000 feet.
The tourists will cruise along the Seine River to see the sights of Paris.
The captain will cruise the liner across the Atlantic Ocean.
The pilot will cruise the plane at an altitude of 35,000 feet.
She loves to cruise on her roller skates in the park.
The athlete will cruise to victory in the cycling race.
The catamaran will cruise the Caribbean Sea for a week-long trip.
The captain will cruise the ship into the port.
The cyclist will cruise up the steep mountain pass.
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