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0Cruise【v.】
1. to sail about in an area without a precise destination, especially for pleasure巡航，游弋（尤指为了娱乐）
They spent the summer cruising the Mediterranean.
他们整个夏天都在地中海巡航。
We cruised along the coast enjoying the scenery.
我们沿着海岸巡航，欣赏风景。
2. to travel at a steady speed, especially on a long journey以平稳速度行驶（尤指长途旅行）
The car cruised down the highway at 60 miles per hour.
汽车以每小时60英里的速度在高速公路上平稳行驶。
The plane cruised at an altitude of 30,000 feet.
飞机在3万英尺的高度巡航。
3. to move slowly through a place in order to look for something or someone缓慢移动以寻找（某物或某人）
The police car cruised the neighborhood looking for suspicious activity.
警车在附近缓慢行驶，寻找可疑活动。
He cruised the bars hoping to meet someone.
他在酒吧间转悠，希望能遇到什么人。
l cruise through
to proceed through something with ease and without difficulty轻松通过
She cruised through her final exams with top marks.
她以高分轻松通过了期末考试。
cruise【n.】
1. a journey by sea, visiting different places, especially as a holiday（尤指度假的）乘船航行，航游
She saved up for years to afford a luxury cruise.
她攒了多年钱才负担得起一次豪华游轮旅行。
2. a trip in a car, plane, etc. at a steady speed（汽车、飞机等的）巡航行驶
The test pilot took the new jet for a cruise.
试飞员驾驶新喷气式飞机进行巡航测试。
