| 单词 | sail |
| 释义 | sail [seɪl] verb TRAVEL 旅行 ADVANCED intransitive usually + adverb or preposition ■When a boat or a ship sails, it travels on the water （船）航行，行驶 •The boat sailed along/down the coast.那艘船沿着海岸航行。 •As the battleship sailed by/past, everyone on deck waved.战舰驶过时，甲板上所有的人都挥手致意。 •The ship was sailing to ADVANCED intransitive or transitive [usually + adv/prep] ■to control a boat that has no engine and is pushed by the wind 驾驶帆船 •He sailed the dinghy up the river.他驾驶小游艇沿河逆流而上。 •She sailed around the world single-handed in her yacht.她独自一人驾驶帆船环游了整个世界。 intransitive ■When a ship sails, it starts its journey, and when people sail from a particular place or at a particular time, they start their journey in a ship 启航，开船 •Their ship sails for [seɪl] verb MOVE QUICKLY 快速移动 intransitive + adverb or preposition ■to move quickly, easily, and (of a person) confidently 轻快地移动；（人）自信地行走 •The ball went sailing over •He wasn't looking where he was going, and just sailed straight into •Manchester United sailed on [seɪl] verb sail against the wind ■to be trying to achieve something that is unlikely to succeed because most people would oppose it 逆人心而动 •He's sailing against the wind in his attempt to stop women using the club.他不顾众人反对，试图阻挠女性享受这个俱乐部的服务。 [seɪl] verb sail close to the wind ■to do something that is dangerous or only just legal or acceptable 冒风险（做危险、几近违法或逾规的事情） •You were sailing a bit close to the wind there when you made those remarks about his wife.你那么说他的妻子真是有点冒险。 [seɪl] verb Phrasal Verbs sail in (also sail into sth) ■to start an activity enthusiastically 热心地开始 •The children sailed into the pile of cakes and in minutes the cakes were gone.孩子兴高采烈地开始吃蛋糕，不一会儿蛋糕就吃光了。 •Mary sailed in with a story about her first job.玛丽兴致勃勃地讲起有关她第一份工作的故事。 ■(also sail into sb) informal ■to attack someone using words 抨击（用言语攻击某人） •The President sailed into her opponents with an angry speech.总统用激愤的言辞抨击她的对手。 [seɪl] verb Phrasal Verbs sail through (sth) ■to succeed very easily in something, especially a test or examination 顺利通过（尤指考试） •Rachel sailed through with a distinction in all exam papers.瑞秋顺利地通过了所有的考试并取得了优异成绩。 [seɪl] noun MATERIAL 材料 countable ■a sheet of material fixed to a pole on a boat to catch the wind and make the boat move 帆 •to hoist/lower the sails扬／收帆 countable ■On a windmill , a sail is any of the wide blades which are turned by the wind in order to produce power. （风车的）翼板 [seɪl] noun TRAVEL 旅行 only singular ■a journey in a boat or ship （乘船的）航行，航程 •It's two days' sail/It's a set sail ■to begin a boat journey 启航，开船 •We set sail from •They set sail for [seɪl] noun under sail literary ■travelling in a boat or ship with sails 扬帆航行 •After ten hours under sail, they reached dry land.经过十个小时的航行，他们抵达了陆地。 |
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