Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning To search through something systematically or quickly
The researcher had to cruise through countless articles to find the relevant information.
He likes to cruise through his emails in the morning before starting work.
The journalist had to cruise through the archives to find information for the story.
He decided to cruise through the city streets to familiarize himself with the area.
I need to cruise through these papers to find the one I'm looking for.
They had to cruise through the attic to find their old family photos.
The teacher asked the students to cruise through the textbook and find the relevant information.
He likes to cruise through his social media feeds to stay up to date with news and events.
The detective will have to cruise through the surveillance footage to find the suspect.
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