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Перевод: coasting

[прилагательное]
каботажный;
[существительное]
каботажное судоходство; катанье с гор; спуск с горы

Тезаурус:

1. With these proceeds he was able to return home to Polperro and purchase a small coasting schooner.
2. Australia, who had set Sri Lanka 522 to win after declaring their second innings at 513 for five, appeared to be coasting home when they took three wickets before lunch to reduce the touring side to 208 for six.
3. But every so often (say, twice a year) you can deliberately ease off the training after a sufficiently sustained "input" and briefly enjoy that feeling of coasting downhill on your bike.
4. Records relate to coasting movements, which are difficult to evaluate and some of which may refer only to local movements, and both immigration and emigration in in spring and autumn.
5. Coming round the final bend he had opened up a substantial lead and seemed to be coasting home.
6. A bus was coasting down the avenue and Nutty said, "Quick!
7. As a three-year-old she won the Nell Gwyn Stakes at Newmarket before coasting home by three lengths in the One Thousand Guineas, after which she was sold by owner-breeder Captain Marcos Lemos to Sheikh Mohammed.
8. He and Evgenia decided to move from the Lakes to Suffolk, where the East Coast rivers offered a paradise of variety for a coasting sailor and Ransome found that "there were always web-footed children to help with the rigging, or to drink ginger pop".
9. Even in the nineteenth century, many hundreds of vessels passed through the Straits each year, most of them small coasting ships but also a good many larger vessels trading between Europe and the East Indies (Java and Sumatra were at that time prosperous Dutch colonies).
10. Coasting Home
11. The shares were coasting along at above 400p and looking like going better after a string of tipsters recommendations.
12. NIGEL WAS COASTING THROUGH LIFE CONTENTEDLY ENOUGH.
13. Although sea-watching has shown no significant coasting movements in either spring or autumn, small influxes have been noted on inland waters during March and April.