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I. sail [ingl. am. seɪl, ingl. brit. seɪl] SUST.

1.1. sail NÁUT. C or U (of ship, boat):

sail: vela f

in the days of sail: en la época de los barcos de or a vela

in full sail: con las velas desplegadas

under sail: a vela

to hoist sail: izar velas

to take in sail: reducir velas

to set sail (start journey): zarpar

to set sail (start journey): hacerse a la mar

to set sail yacht/galleon:: hacerse a la vela

to trim sb's sails: cortarle las alas a alguien

1.2. sail NÁUT. (trip):

sail sin pl.: viaje m en barco

sail sin pl.: viaje m en velero

to go for a sail: salir a navegar

it's at least a day's sail away: queda por lo menos a un día en barco or de navegación

1.3. sail NÁUT. C <pl sail> (ship):

sail: velero m

a dozen sail: una docena de veleros

2. sail C (of windmill):

sail: aspa f (con artículo masculino en el singular)

II. sail [ingl. am. seɪl, ingl. brit. seɪl] V. trans.

1. sail (control):

sail boat/ship: gobernar

sail boat/ship: manejar

he sailed the vessel too close to the shore: llevó la embarcación demasiado cerca de la costa

his job is sailing yachts for wealthy owners: trabaja como patrón de yates de gente rica

2. sail (travel, cross):

to sail the seven seas: navegar por todos los océanos

to sail the seven seas: surcar los siete mares liter.

she intends to sail the Atlantic single-handed: piensa cruzar el Atlántico en solitario

III. sail [ingl. am. seɪl, ingl. brit. seɪl] V. intr.

1.1. sail (travel):

sail ship/boat:: navegar

sail person/passenger:: ir en barco

sail person/passenger:: navegar

we watched as the yacht/cruiser sailed slowly out to sea: miramos como el yate/crucero se hacía lentamente a la mar

how long does it take to sail to New York?: ¿cuánto se tarda en ir a Nueva York en barco?

to sail around the world: dar la vuelta al mundo en barco

I love to go sailing: me encanta salir a navegar

1.2. sail (depart):

sail person/ship:: zarpar

sail person/ship:: salir

2. sail (move effortlessly):

to sail into/out of a room: entrar en/salir de una habitación con aire majestuoso

a swan sailed majestically by: un cisne pasó deslizándose majestuosamente

the weeks just seem to sail past: las semanas van pasando sin que uno se dé cuenta

sail through V. [ingl. am. seɪl -, ingl. brit. seɪl -] (v + prep + o)

you'll sail through the exam: aprobarás el examen con los ojos cerrados or sin ningún problema

he sailed through the interview: la entrevista le resultó muy fácil

sail into V. [ingl. am. seɪl -, ingl. brit. seɪl -] (v + prep + o) coloq.

sail into: arremeter contra

lateen [ingl. am. ləˈtin, læˈtin, ingl. brit. laˈtiːn], lateen sail SUST.

lateen: vela f latina

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vélico (vélica): sail atrbv.

vela cangreja: gaff sail

vela latina: lateen sail

aspa (de un molino): sail

mesana: mizzen sail

velear: to sail

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I. sail [seɪl] SUST.

1. sail (on boat):

sail: vela f

2. sail (windmill blade):

sail: aspa f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to set sail (for a place): zarpar (hacia un lugar)

under full sail: a toda vela

II. sail [seɪl] V. intr.

1. sail (travel):

sail: navegar

to sail around the world: dar la vuelta al mundo en barco

2. sail (start voyage):

sail: zarpar

3. sail (move smoothly):

sail: deslizarse

4. sail fig. (do easily):

to sail through sth: hacer algo con facilidad

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to sail against the wind: nadar a contracorriente

to sail close to the wind: pisar terreno peligroso

III. sail [seɪl] V. trans.

1. sail (manage):

sail boat, ship: gobernar

2. sail (navigate):

sail: cruzar

to sail the seas: surcar los mares

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sail up V.

to sail up (a body of water): navegar aguas arriba

to sail up a river: navegar río arriba

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sail down V.

to sail down (a body of water): navegar aguas abajo

to sail down a river: navegar río abajo

billowy sail: ondeante

to unfurl a sail: largar una vela

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bogar: to sail

zarpar: to set sail

candonga: storm sail

aspa (de molino): sail

surcar el mar: to sail the seas

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I. sail [seɪl] SUST.

1. sail (on boat):

sail: vela f

2. sail (windmill blade):

sail: aspa f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to set sail (for a place): zarpar (hacia un lugar)

under full sail: a toda vela

II. sail [seɪl] V. intr.

1. sail (travel):

sail: navegar

to sail around the world: dar la vuelta al mundo en barco

2. sail (start voyage):

sail: zarpar

3. sail (move smoothly):

sail: deslizarse

4. sail fig. (do easily):

to sail through sth: hacer algo con facilidad

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to sail against the wind: nadar a contracorriente

to sail close to the wind: pisar terreno peligroso

III. sail [seɪl] V. trans.

1. sail (manage):

sail boat, ship: gobernar

2. sail (navigate):

sail: cruzar

to sail the seas: surcar los mares

billowy sail: ondeante

to unfurl a sail: largar una vela

batten for a sail: sable m

span of wing, sail: envergadura f

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zarpar: to set sail

surcar el mar: to sail the seas

aspa (de molino): sail

costear: to sail along the coast of

vela: sail

vela cuadra: square sail

a toda vela: at full sail

Present
I	sail
you	sail
he/she/it	sails
we	sail
you	sail
they	sail

Past
I	sailed
you	sailed
he/she/it	sailed
we	sailed
you	sailed
they	sailed

Present Perfect
I	have	sailed
you	have	sailed
he/she/it	has	sailed
we	have	sailed
you	have	sailed
they	have	sailed

Past Perfect
I	had	sailed
you	had	sailed
he/she/it	had	sailed
we	had	sailed
you	had	sailed
they	had	sailed

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to set sail (for a place): zarpar (hacia un lugar)

to sail around the world: dar la vuelta al mundo en barco

to sail against the wind: nadar a contracorriente

to sail close to the wind: pisar terreno peligroso

to haul up the sail: izar la vela

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The trees are billowy, the colors faded -- compelling evidence of its purity.

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Figure-skimming threads flatter a hundred times better than clothes that are either too billowy or too tight.

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It's a large landscape of a peaceful country scene, with cattle and farmers and billowy clouds filling the sky.

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It had that green floral pattern, and was weird and billowy and strange.

True to his album cover mystique, he was wearing white tennis shoes, white shorts and a white, billowy dress shirt unbuttoned to the navel.

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