Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning A period of time spent doing something in an easy or relaxed way
The boss said we could take a cruise on this project, since it's not due for another week.
They decided to go on a foodie cruise, trying out different restaurants in the city over a week.
She spent her summer on a culinary cruise, learning to cook different types of cuisine.
The children enjoyed a pizza cruise, eating and chatting with their friends on a boat.
The movie star went on a publicity cruise to promote her new film.
The company organized a weekend cruise for its employees.
They took a family cruise to bond and make memories.
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