to ride in a vehicle or take a ship, plane, etc.

to ride in a car, carriage, or public transportation as a passenger

to ride as a passenger or travel by a vehicle such as a car, plane, or train

to travel by or board an airplane

to change trains, buses, planes, or other modes of transport during a trip

of the highest quality, excellence, or standard

attendant on an airplane, train, boat, etc.

an opportunity that someone, usually a villain or adversary, can exploit

police officers assigned to maintain order and security on board trains

to cross a body of water using a boat or ferry service

to take advantage of a favorable situation or momentum to act

service (on a train, a plane etc)

the mathematical operation of multiplication

to follow up a victory or capitalize on success to achieve further gains

to cool off in the shade

to follow up a victory by continuing the attack and pursuing a retreating opponent

to have an opportunity that one can exploit

to enter by exploiting a weak spot; to take advantage of a lapse

product (result of multiplication)

to brave the wind and waves (idiom); to have high ambitions

a person employed to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers on board an aircraft

The Great Vehicle, a major branch of Buddhism emphasizing the bodhisattva path and the salvation of all sentient beings.

to ride the wind or utilize a favorable breeze for travel or flight

to multiply numbers together or the mathematical operation of multiplication

to multiply and divide

to take advantage of weakness

to take advantage of someone's precarious position

to take advantage of a weakness or a flaw in a defense or system

to pass away (used as a euphemism specifically for the death of emperors and kings)

while in high spirits or acting on a sudden impulse

to perform the mathematical operation of raising a number to a power

figuratively refers to benefiting by proximity to an influential person or a powerful organization

a permanent group of personnel assigned to the operation and maintenance of a specific vehicle (e.g. a train)

to charter (a car, ship, plane)

(math.) to multiply a number by itself; to square

the mathematical symbol used for multiplication

at your convenience

to take advantage of someone's misfortune or precarious situation for personal gain

the factorial of a number (e.g. 5! = 5 × 4 × 3 × 2 × 1 = 120)

(idiom) to take advantage of a favorable situation or rely on the most convenient method

to raise a number to a power or the mathematical operation of doing so

to live in luxury; literally to ride a solid carriage pulled by fat horses

Mei Cheng (died c. 140 BC), Han dynasty poet

the dot product of two vectors in mathematics