- आकाश में चलना ⇄ sail hindi
- खेवन ⇄ sail hindi
- जलयात्रा ⇄ sail hindi
- जलयात्रा करना ⇄ sail hindi
- नाव से पार करना ⇄ sail hindi
- पंख ⇄ sail hindi
- पाल ⇄ sail hindi
- पालोंवाला ⇄ sail hindi
- पालोंवाला जहाज़ ⇄ sail hindi
- बादबान ⇄ sail hindi
- बादबानी ⇄ sail hindi
- बादबानोंवाला ⇄ sail hindi
- शांत रूप से चलना ⇄ sail hindi
sail in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
- આકાશમાં વહાણની જેમ શાંતપણે ઊડવું – તરતા જવું. સહેલાઈથી – શાંતપણે – જવું ⇄ sail gujarati
- દરિયો પસાર કરવો ⇄ sail gujarati
- પ વનચક્કીનું પવન લેવાનો પં ખો – પાટિય ા. દરિયાઈ મુસાફરી કરવી – મુસાફરીએ ઊપડવું ⇄ sail gujarati
- વહાણ ચલાવવું – હંકારવું ⇄ sail gujarati
- વહાણના બધા સઢ ⇄ sail gujarati
- સઢવાળા વહાણમાં પ્રવાસ અથવા સફર ⇄ sail gujarati
sail in Kashmiri कॉशुर
- آٲبی سَفَر کَرُن ⇄ sail kashmiri
- اَپور تارٕنۍ ⇄ sail kashmiri
- رَوانہ ٕگَژھُن ⇄ sail kashmiri
sail in Malayalam മലയാളം
- കപ്പല് പായ ⇄ sail malayalam
- കപ്പല് യാത്ര ⇄ sail malayalam
- കാറ്റാടിയന്ത്രത്തിന്റെ ചിറകുകള് ⇄ sail malayalam
- പക്ഷിച്ചിറക് ⇄ sail malayalam
- പാല് ⇄ sail malayalam
sail in Marathi मराठी
- चालवणे ⇄ sail marathi
- जलप्रवास करणे ⇄ sail marathi
- नावेने प्रवास करणे ⇄ sail marathi
- नौकानयन करणे ⇄ sail marathi
- शिडाच्या आधाराने चालणे ⇄ sail marathi
- शीड ⇄ sail marathi
sail in Tamil தமிழ்
- கப்பலை இயக்கு; கப்பலின் பாய் ⇄ sail tamil
sail in Telugu తెలుగు
- ఇందులో ఒక చిక్కులేదు. ⇄ sail telugu
- ఇది వాడను గురించిన మాట. ఆ వాడ వేగముగా పోతూఉన్నది. ఇది ఒక అతిశయము కాదు.ఇది సామాన్యమే ⇄ sail telugu
- నడుచుట ⇄ sail telugu
- వెళ్లుట ⇄ sail telugu
- సాధారణమే ⇄ sail telugu
sail in Urdu اُردُو
- بہری سفر کرنا ⇄ sail urdu
sail in English
- sail ⇄ adj. saillike. english
- sail ⇄ expr. crowd sail, to hoist an unusual number of sails on a ship; carry a press of sail for the purpose of speed.
Ex. They crowded all the sail they could (London Gazette).english - sail ⇄ expr. make sail,
a. to spread out the sails of a ship.
Ex. The men ... were making sail upon the yacht nimbly (Clark Russell).
b. to begin a trip by water.
Ex. We will make sail on Friday.english - sail ⇄ expr. sail into, (Informal.)
a. to attack; beat.
Ex. He sailed into me for no reason and gave me a black eye.
b. to criticize; scold.
Ex. The drama critics sailed into the new play.
c. to rush into; go into boldly or spirenglish - sail ⇄ expr. set sail, to begin a trip by water.
Ex. We will set sail for Europe next week.english - sail ⇄ expr. take in sail,
a. to lower or lessen the sails of a ship.
Ex. The men took in sail when the storm approached.
b. (Figurative.) to lessen, as one's hopes or ambitions.
Ex. It is time to be old, to take in sail (Emerson).english - sail ⇄ expr. trim one's sails, to modify one's views or principles so as to settle differences; compromise.
Ex. Some spend years in prison cells, ... others turn their coats or trim their sails (Sunday Times).english - sail ⇄ expr. under sail, having the sails spread out.
Ex. The ship is under sail, making toward the land.english - sail ⇄ noun 1. a piece of cloth attached to the rigging of a ship to catch the wind and make the ship move on the water.
2. sails.
Ex. with all sail set.
3. something like a sail, such as the part of an arm of a windmill that catches the winenglish - sail ⇄ sail, noun, verb. english
- sail ⇄ v.i. 1a. to travel or go on water in a boat by the action of wind on sails.
(SYN) navigate, cruise.
b. to travel or go in a boat propelled by any means, such as a steamship.
(SYN) navigate, cruise.
c. to travel through the airenglish - sail ⇄ v.t. 1. to sail upon, over, or through.
Ex. to sail the seas.
2. to manage or navigate (a ship or boat).english