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Перевод: cruise

[существительное]
морское путешествие; плавание; круиз ; рейс ; крейсерство;
[глагол]
совершать рейсы; совершать рейс; крейсировать

Тезаурус:

1. They are reported to be willing to contribute up to 2 million for the South Pacific leg of the cruise.
2. And probably the most important factor of all, until the beginning of March 1982 (the Argentine invasion of the islands took place on 2 April), the Falklands was very much a "backburner" issue compared to the EEC budget, the Middle East, pressure on defence-spending, the NATO decision to deploy cruise missiles, and a host of other apparently more pressing concerns, as the Franks Report makes clear:
3. You can take an underwater photography class before the cruise, hire cameras and flashguns.
4. Cruise controversy
5. And, of course, cruise missiles deployed in Britain will be here under exactly the same arrangements that have applied to American forces already based in the UK.
6. These weapons, called cruise and Pershing, were to be land-based and many of the cruise missiles were to be sited in the United Kingdom.
7. The understandable anxiety about the cruise issue will not be dispersed by the British Defence Secretary's bland statement that the use of UK-based American cruise missiles will be a matter for joint decision between equal partners.
8. North would charter a Caribbean cruise ship, the Sea Goddess , for half a million dollars; the contra leaders would come on board, declare their independence from the regime in Managua, adopt a constitution and seek recognition from Washington; the ship would then sail up the east coast, turn up the Delaware river and dock in Philadelphia, and cameras would record it all.
9. NATO decided in December 1979 to base 572 new nuclear-tipped missiles in Europe: 464 cruise missiles and 108 Pershing IIs.
10. More cruise ships have been registered, aircraft capacity has grown and traffic in small locally operated tourist boats and private yachts has increased.
11. Oxford cruise
12. Going to war with cruise missiles would be precise, ruthless and utterly effective.
13. If the Soviet Union agrees to remove its new and threatening SS-20 missiles, which could strike at virtually all of Europe from east of the Urals, then NATO would abandon cruise.