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Windmühlenflügel m
sail
Segel
sail
segeln, abfahren
sail
Segel, segeln
sail
segeln
sail
segeln
to sail
Sturmsegel
lug sail
Lugger-Segel n naut.
lug sail
Vorsegel n naut.
head sail
Gaffelsegel n
gaff sail
Dachsegel n
roof sail
umschiffe
sail round
Surfbrett
sail-board
Segelschnitt m naut.
sail shape
Lateinersegel n naut.
lateen sail
Rahsegel n naut.
square sail
die Segel setzen v naut.
to set sail
Segeltörn m; Törn m naut.
cruise; sail
durchsegeln
sail through
Segeltörn m, Törn m naut.
cruise, sail
Bermudasegel n
Bermuda sail
segeln
to sail for
Leesegel n naut.
studding sail
segelfertig
ready to sail
Akustiksegel pl electr. techn.
acoustic sail
segelfertig adj
ready to sail
Fock f naut.
fore sail; jib
Fock f naut.
fore sail, jib
Gaffelbaum m
gaff sail boom
Bramsegel n naut.
topgallant sail
voraussichtlich abfahrend
expected to sail
Stagsegel n naut.
fore-and-aft sail
(Segel) einholen
to take in (a sail)
(Segel) einholen v
to take in (a sail)
Sturmsegel n naut.
lug sail, storm trysail
Spreizlatte f (Segel) naut.
Spreizlatten pl
batten (sail)
battens
Sturmsegel n naut.
lug sail; storm trysail
Segelmacher m
Segelmacher pl
sail maker
sail makers
Sonnensegel n (Raumfahrt)
Sonnensegel pl
solar sail
solar sails
Rah f; Rahe f (Segelträger) naut.
Rahen pl
yard (sail support)
yards
Schiffe fahren von Bremerhaven ab
ships sail from Bremerhaven
segeln gehen
to go for a sail; to go sailing
segeln gehen v
to go for a sail; to go sailing
segeln gehen
to go for a sail, to go sailing
Stützsegel n naut.
Stützsegel pl
steadying sail
steadying sails
abfahren; auslaufen v (nach)
abfahrend; auslaufend
abgefahren; ausgelaufen
to sail (for)
sailing
sailed
abfahren, auslaufen v (nach)
abfahrend, auslaufend
abgefahren, ausgelaufen
to sail (for)
sailing
sailed
absegeln, die Segel setzen, in See stechen
absegelnd, die Segel setzend, in See stechend
abgesegelt, die Segel gesetzt, in See gestochen
to set sail
setting sail
set sail
Sonnensegel n (Raumfahrt)
Sonnensegel pl
solar sail (astronautics)
solar sails
Segelschiff n
Segelschiffe pl
sailing ship, sail
sailing ships, sails
Segelschiff n
Segelschiffe pl
sailing ship; sail
sailing ships; sails
Lägel n; Legel n; Lögel n (zum Befestigen des Segels an Leinen) naut. hist.
Lägel pl; Legel pl; Lögel pl
hank (for connecting a sail to lines)
hanks
Getreideableger m agr.
sail reaper; reaper attachment; reaping attachment
durchsegeln v
durchsegelnd
durchsegelt
to sail through
sailing through
sailed through
den Mantel nach dem Winde hängen übtr.
to float with the tide; to set one's sail to every wind
den Mantel nach dem Winde hängen v übtr.
to float with the tide; to set one's sail to every wind
Beisegel n naut.
Beisegel pl
light sail, additional sail
light sails, additional sails
etw. einholen; etw. einziehen; etw. niederholen v (Segel, Flagge)
einholend; einziehend; niederholend
eingeholt; eingezogen; niedergeholt
to haul down sth. (sail, flag)
hauling down
hauled down
Beisegel n naut.
Beisegel pl
light sail; additional sail
light sails; additional sails
etw. einholen; etw. einziehen; etw. niederholen v (Segel Flagge)
einholend; einziehend; niederholend
eingeholt; eingezogen; niedergeholt
to haul down sth. (sail flag)
hauling down
hauled down
umschiffen v
umschiffend
umschifft
umschifft
umschiffte
to sail round
sailing round
sailed round
sails round
sailed round
abfahren; auslaufen v (nach)
abfahrend; auslaufend
abgefahren; ausgelaufen
Das Kreuzfahrtschiff läuft heute Abend aus.
to sail (for)
sailing
sailed
The cruise ship is sailing this evening.
leichtsinnig; tollkühn; verwegen adj
ein tollkühner Versuch
Es wäre leichtsinnig bei so einem Wetter zu segeln.
reckless
a foolhardy attempt
It would be foolhardy to sail in weather like this.
verwegen; tollkühn; waghalsig adj
ein tollkühner Versuch
Es wäre leichtsinnig, bei so einem Wetter zu segeln.
foolhardy
a foolhardy attempt
It would be foolhardy to sail in weather like this.
ein Gewässer befahren v naut.
ein Gewässer befahrend
ein Gewässer befahren
die Weltmeere befahren
to sail a body of water
sailing a body of water
sailed a body of water
to sail the oceans
Segel n
Segel pl
mit aufgezogenen Segeln
mit gesetzten Segeln
mit vollen Segeln
Segel setzen
Segel dichtholen
sail
sails
under sail
with all sails set
in full sail
to make sail
to harden a sail
segeln v naut.
segelnd
gesegelt
segelt
segelte
um die Insel segeln
vor dem Wind segeln
am Wind segeln
to sail
sailing
sailed
sails
sailed
to sail around the island
to run before the wind
to beat
etw. entfalten; ausfalten; ausrollen; entrollen v
entfaltend; ausfaltend; ausrollend; entrollend
entfaltet; ausgefaltet; ausgerollt; entrollt
entfaltet; faltet aus; rollt aus; entrollt
entfaltete; faltete aus; rollte aus; entrollte
ein Segel setzen
to unfold; to unfurl sth.
unfolding; unfurling
unfolded; unfurled
unfurls
unfurled
to unfurl a sail
ganz alleine; für sich allein (ohne fremde Hilfe) adv
(ganz) alleine um die Welt segeln
single-handedly; by your own efforts (without help from anyone else)
to sail single-handedly around the world
Segel n
Segel pl
mit aufgezogenen Segeln
mit gesetzten Segeln
mit vollen Segeln
(die) Segel einholen
Segel setzen
Segel dichtholen
sail
sails
under sail
with all sails set
in full sail
to slacken sail
to make sail
to harden a sail
Geleit n; Geleitzug m; Konvoi m; Fahrzeugkolonne f mil.
Geleite pl; Geleitzüge pl; Konvois pl; Fahrzeugkolonnen pl
im Geleit; unter Geleitschutz
im Konvoi fahren
im Geleitzug fahren naut.
Achtung vorausfahrende Kolonne! (Warnhinweis)
convoy
convoys
under convoy
to travel in convoy
to sail in convoy
Caution! Convoy ahead! (warning note)
Sonnensegel n (aufspannbares Sonnenschutzdach aus Segeltuch)
Sonnensegel pl
sun sail; sun shade sail; sun shade sail canopy (sun protection)
sun sails; sun shade sails; sun shade sail canopies
segeln v
segelnd
gesegelt
segelt
segelte
um die Insel segeln
vor dem Wind segeln
am Wind segeln
to sail
sailing
sailed
sails
sailed
to sail around the island
to run before the wind; to be on the run
to beat
segeln v
segelnd
gesegelt
segelt
segelte
um die Insel segeln
vor dem Wind segeln
am Wind segeln
to sail
sailing
sailed
sails
sailed
to sail around the island
to run before the wind, to be on the run
to beat
absegeln; lossegeln v
absegelnd; lossegelnd
abgesegelt; losgesegelt
segelt ab; segelt los
segelte ab; segelte los
to sail away; to sail off
sailing away; sailing off
sailed away; sailed off
sails away; sails off
sailed away; sailed off
absegeln, lossegeln v
absegelnd, lossegelnd
abgesegelt, losgesegelt
segelt ab, segelt los
segelte ab, segelte los
to sail away, to sail off
sailing away, sailing off
sailed away, sailed off
sails away, sails off
sailed away, sailed off
kreuzen, aufkreuzen, gegen den Wind segeln v naut.
kreuzend, aufkreuzend, gegen den Wind segelnd
gekreuzt, aufgekreuzt, gegen den Wind gesegelt
landwärts kreuzen
to tack, to sail against the wind
tacking, sailing against the wind
tacked, sailed against the wind
to make a tack towards land
Geleit n; Geleitzug m; Konvoi m; Fahrzeugkolonne f mil.
Geleite pl; Geleitzüge pl; Konvois pl; Fahrzeugkolonnen pl
Hilfskonvoi m
im Geleit; unter Geleitschutz
im Konvoi fahren
im Geleitzug fahren naut.
Achtung, vorausfahrende Kolonne! (Warnhinweis)
convoy
convoys
aid convoy; relief convoy
under convoy
to travel in convoy
to sail in convoy
Caution! Convoy ahead! (warning note)
ein Gebiet bereisen v geogr.
ein Gebiet bereisend
ein Gebiet bereisen
viele Länder bereist haben
die Meere bereisen
to travel an area
travelling Br. traveling Am. an area
travelled Br. traveled Am. an area
to have travelled Br. traveled Am. many countries
to sail the seas
kreuzen; ankreuzen; aufkreuzen; gegen den Wind segeln v naut.
kreuzend; ankreuzend; aufkreuzend; gegen den Wind segelnd
gekreuzt; angekreuzt; aufgekreuzt; gegen den Wind gesegelt
landwärts kreuzen
to tack; to sail against the wind; to sail into the wind
tacking; sailing against the wind; sailing into the wind
tacked; sailed against the wind; sailed into the wind
to make a tack towards land
sich anschicken etw. zu tun v
Als er sich anschickte seinen Bericht vorzulegen ....
Sie schickte sich an zu gehen.
China schickt sich an seine Handelsaktivitäten auszuweiten.
Die EU schickt sich an eine Währungsmacht zu werden.
Das Parlament schickt sich an eine wichtige Rechtsvorschrift zu verabschieden.
Jessica Watson ist erst 16 und schickt sich an die jüngste Weltumseglerin zu werden.
to be preparing getting ready setting out moving to do sth.; to be about to do sth.
While he was preparing to present his report ...
She was getting ready to leave.
China is moving to expand its trade activities.
The EU is about to become a monetary power.
Parliament is getting ready to adopt an important piece of legislation.
Still aged just 16 Jessica Watson is setting out to become the youngest person to sail around the world.
sich anschicken, etw. zu tun v (Person)
Als er sich anschickte, seinen Bericht vorzulegen, …
Sie schickte sich an zu gehen.
China schickt sich an, seine Handelsaktivitäten auszuweiten.
Die EU schickt sich an, eine Währungsmacht zu werden.
Das Parlament schickt sich an, eine wichtige Rechtsvorschrift zu verabschieden.
Jessica Watson ist erst 16 und schickt sich an, die jüngste Weltumseglerin zu werden.
to be preparing getting ready setting out moving to do sth.; to be about to do sth. (of a person)
While he was preparing to present his report …
She was getting ready to leave.
China is moving to expand its trade activities.
The EU is about to become a monetary power.
Parliament is getting ready to adopt an important piece of legislation.
Still aged just 16 Jessica Watson is setting out to become the youngest person to sail around the world.

Deutsche Windmühlenflügel {m} Synonyme

Englische sail Synonyme

sail  aeroplane  airlift  airplane  balloon  balloon sail  batten  be airborne  be effortless  be painless  boat  boltrope  breeze  canoe  canvas  carry sail  circumnavigate  clew  cloth  coast  course  cringle  cross  crossing  crowd of sail  cruise  dart  drift  earing  embark  ferry  fleet  flit  float  flow  fly  fly-by-night  flying kites  foot  fore gaff-topsail  fore topgallant sail  fore-and-aft sail  fore-skysail  fore-topmast staysail  fore-topsail  foreroyal  foresail  forestaysail  galley  get under way  ghost  give no trouble  glide  glissade  go by ship  go easily  go like clockwork  go off soundings  go on shipboard  go to sea  have way upon  head  hop  hover  hydroplane  ice-skate  jenny  jet  jib  jigger  leech  leg  leg-of-mutton sail  loose-footed sail  luff  lug  main gaff-topsail  main royal  main skysail  main-royal staysail  main-topsail  mainsail  make a passage  mizzen  mizzen skysail  mizzen staysail  mizzen-royal staysail  mizzen-topgallant sail  moonraker  moonsail  motorboat  muslin  navigate  ocean trip  parachute spinnaker  passage  pilot  plain sail  plane  plow the deep  ply  present no difficulties  press of sail  push off  put off  put to sea  rag  reduced sail  reef  reef point  reefed sail  ride  ride the sea  roll  roller-skate  row  royal  run  run smoothly  sail away  sail round  sail the sea  sailboat  sailing boat  sailing cruiser  sailing ship  sailing vessel  sailplane  scud  scull  sea trip  seafare  seaplane  set sail  shakedown cruise  shoot  shove off  sideslip  skate  skateboard  ski  skid  skim  skyscraper  sled  sleigh  slide  slip  slither  soar  spanker  spinnaker  spitfire  square sail  staysail  steam  steamboat  steer  stern staysail  storm trysail  sweep  take a voyage  take the air  take wing  tall ship  toboggan  topsail  traverse  trysail  volplane  voyage  waft  walk the waters  windboat  windjammer  windship  wing  work well  yacht  
sail for  approach anchorage  bear down on  bear down upon  bear for  bear up for  bear up to  break for  close with  dash for  fetch  go aboard  go alongside  go for  hit for  lay aboard  lay for  lay in  lie in  make  make at  make for  make up to  put away for  put in  put into port  reach  run for  set out for  stand for  steer for  steer toward  
sail into  ambush  assail  assault  attack  blitz  bushwhack  collide  come at  come down on  crack down on  descend on  descend upon  dive into  draw first blood  enter on  enter upon  fall aboard  fall on  fall to  fall upon  gang up on  get busy  get cracking  get going  get with it  go at  go for  go to it  harry  have at  head into  hit  hit like lightning  hop to it  jump  jump to it  land on  launch into  lay about one  lay at  lay hands on  lay into  lay on  light into  make war on  mug  pitch in  pitch into  plunge into  pounce upon  pound  ram  run broadside on  run down  run in  run into  set about  set at  set on  set to  set to work  set upon  square up  start in  strike  surprise  swoop down on  tackle  take on  take the offensive  turn to  undertake  wade into  
sailing  aeronautics  air service  airline  astronautics  aviation  ballooning  blind flying  boating  canoeing  circumnavigation  cloud-seeding  coasting  commercial aviation  contact flying  cruising  flight  flow  flowing  flying  general aviation  glide  gliding  gunkholing  motorboating  navigability  navigating  navigation  passage-making  periplus  pilotage  rowing  sailplaning  sculling  sea travel  seafaring  skating  skiing  skim  sledding  slide  sliding  slipping  slither  slithering  soaring  steaming  sweep  sweeping  tobogganing  travel by water  voyaging  water travel  winging  yachting  
sailing vessel  bark  bawley  bilander  brig  brigantine  bully  buss  caravel  cat  catamaran  clipper  corsair  corvette  cutter  dandy  dhow  dromond  fishing smack  flattie  four-masted bark  four-master  frigate  galiot  galleass  galleon  galley  hooker  hoy  ice yacht  junk  keelboat  ketch  knockabout  lateen  lateener  lorcha  lugger  nobby  ocean racer  outrigger  pilot boat  pinnace  piragua  pirogue  pram  pungy  racing yacht  rigger  sail  sailboat  sailing auxiliary  sailing boat  sailing canoe  sailing cruiser  sailing dinghy  sailing packet  sailing ship  sailing trawler  sampan  sandbagger  schooner  scooter  shallop  sharpie  shipentine  skipjack  sloop  smack  smack boat  snow  tall ship  tartan  topsail schooner  trimaran  well smack  whaler  windboat  windjammer  windship  wool-clipper  xebec  yacht  yawl  
sailor  AB  Ancient Mariner  Argonaut  Dylan  Flying Dutchman  Neptune  OD  Poseidon  Varuna  able seaman  able-bodied seaman  adventurer  alpinist  astronaut  bluejacket  boatman  buccaneer  camper  captain  climber  comers and goers  commuter  cosmopolite  cruiser  deep-sea man  excursionist  explorer  fair-weather sailor  fare  fisherman  globe-girdler  globe-trotter  gob  goer  hajji  hearty  jack  jack afloat  jack-tar  jacky  jet set  jet-setter  journeyer  limey  lobsterman  mariner  matelot  mountaineer  navigator  old salt  palmer  passenger  passerby  pathfinder  pilgrim  pioneer  pirate  privateer  rubberneck  rubbernecker  salt  sea dog  sea rover  seafarer  seafaring man  seaman  shellback  shipman  sightseer  skipper  straphanger  swab  swabbie  tar  tarpaulin  tourer  tourist  trailblazer  trailbreaker  transient  traveler  trekker  tripper  viator  viking  visiting fireman  voortrekker  voyager  voyageur  water dog  wayfarer  whaler  windjammer  windsailor  world-traveler  yachtsman  
sailplane  aeroplane  airlift  airplane  balloon  be airborne  cruise  drift  ferry  flit  fly  glide  glider  gliding machine  hop  hover  hydroplane  jet  navigate  rocket glider  sail  seaplane  soar  take the air  take wing  volplane  wing  

sail Definition

Sail
(n.) An extent of canvas or other fabric by means of which the wind is made serviceable as a power for propelling vessels through the water.
Sail
(n.) Anything resembling a sail, or regarded as a sail.
Sail
(n.) A wing
Sail
(n.) The extended surface of the arm of a windmill.
Sail
(n.) A sailing vessel
Sail
(n.) A passage by a sailing vessel
Sail
(n.) To be impelled or driven forward by the action of wind upon sails, as a ship on water
Sail
(n.) To move through or on the water
Sail
(n.) To be conveyed in a vessel on water
Sail
(n.) To set sail
Sail
(n.) To move smoothly through the air
Sail
(v. t.) To pass or move upon, as in a ship, by means of sails
Sail
(v. t.) To fly through
Sail
(v. t.) To direct or manage the motion of, as a vessel
Studding sail
() A light sail set at the side of a principal or square sail of a vessel in free winds, to increase her speed. Its head is bent to a small spar which is called the studding-sail boom. See Illust. of Sail.
Water sail
() A small sail sometimes set under a studding sail or under a driver boom, and reaching nearly to the water.

sail Bedeutung

cruise
sail
an ocean trip taken for pleasure
balloon sail any light loose sail
fore-and-aft sail any sail not set on a yard and whose normal position is in a fore-and-aft direction
gaffsail
gaff-headed sail
a quadrilateral fore-and-aft sail suspended from a gaff
lateen
lateen sail
a triangular fore-and-aft sail used especially in the Mediterranean
press of sail
press of canvas
the greatest amount of sail that a ship can carry safely
sail
canvas canvass sheet
a large piece of fabric (usually canvas fabric) by means of which wind is used to propel a sailing vessel
sail any structure that resembles a sail
square sail a four-sided sail set beneath a horizontal yard suspended at the middle from a mast
topgallant topgallant sail a sail set on a yard of a topgallant mast
voyage
sail navigate
travel on water propelled by wind or by other means, The QE will sail to Southampton tomorrow
sail traverse or travel on (a body of water), We sailed the Atlantic, He sailed the Pacific all alone
sweep
sail
move with sweeping, effortless, gliding motions, The diva swept into the room, Shreds of paper sailed through the air, The searchlights swept across the sky
sail travel on water propelled by wind, I love sailing, especially on the open sea, the ship sails on
breeze through
ace
pass with flying colors
sweep through
sail through
nail
succeed at easily, She sailed through her exams, You will pass with flying colors, She nailed her astrophysics course
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A sail is means for redirecting the power of the wind to propel a craft on water, ice or land. In doing so, sails mobilize lifting properties as air passes along the surface and they mobilize drag properties to the degree that air is directed at the surface. When both lift and drag are present, they function similarly to a wing in a vertical orientation. In most cases sails are supported by a mast rigidly attached to the sailing craft, however some craft employ a flexible mount for a mast. Sails also employ spars and battens to determine shape in the axis perpendicular to the mast. As a result, sails come in a variety of shapes that include both triangular and quadrilateral configurations, usually with curved edges that promote curvature of the sail.