cruise
//kruːz//
Noun
cruiseSingular
cruisesPlural
1
A voyage on a ship or boat taken for pleasure, typically calling at several places.
We went on a cruise around the Caribbean islands.
2
A journey by sea to various destinations, especially for leisure.
We went on a cruise around the Mediterranean.
Verb
cruiseInfinitive
cruisePresent tense
cruisedPast tense
cruisedPast participle
cruisingPresent participle
cruisesThird-person singular
1
To sail or travel at a moderate speed, especially for pleasure.
We cruised along the coast for three days.
2
To move or proceed smoothly at a moderate or economical speed.
The car cruised along the highway at a steady pace.
3
To achieve something easily or effortlessly.
She cruised through the exam without studying much.