boat or ship that uses sails to travel by wind power

canvas; heavy cloth made of cotton or linen used for tents, sails, and bags

Literally means to have a favorable wind the whole way; describes a journey without trouble or a project progressing smoothly without any obstacles.

to hoist the sails; to start a journey by boat

a piece of fabric attached to a mast to catch the wind and propel a boat

A water sports equipment consisting of a board and a sail; a windsurfer.

a piece of fabric attached to a mast that uses wind to move a boat forward

A portable, simple folding bed made of canvas; camp bed

the silhouette or sight of sailing boats on the water, often seen from a distance

a sailboat equipped with a motor or engine for propulsion

The mast of a sailboat used to hang sails

(literary) a ship traveling a long distance; an expedition ship

Vela; a southern constellation also known as the Sails.

Zhang Chunfan (?-1935), a late Qing novelist and author of the novel "The Nine-tailed Turtle" [[九尾龟|九尾龜|jiu3 wei3 gui1]]

With all sails fully spread out to catch the wind; going as fast as possible.

(idiom) lit. to set the sails according to the wind; fig. to act pragmatically by adjusting one's behavior to suit changing circumstances or to gain an advantage

The largest or primary sail on a boat or ship.

Lifan Group, an automobile and motorcycle manufacturer based in Chongqing

to unfurl a sail; to set sail

parasail; the sport of parasailing

A bag made of canvas or heavy-duty cloth; typically durable and sometimes water-resistant.

canvas shoes; sneakers

a tall pole on a ship or boat that supports the sails

a species of diving duck native to North America, scientific name Aythya valisineria

A fast sailing ship with a narrow hull and many large sails used for long ocean voyages in the 19th century

to set sail on a voyage to a distant place

a large mechanical cylinder that acts as a sail on a ship by using the Magnus effect to provide propulsion

boom sail; a type of square-rigged or fore-and-aft sail attached to a horizontal spar

windsurfing or sailboarding; the sport of riding on water using a surfboard with a sail attached, or a sailboard used for this activity

to adapt to the situation; to act according to the circumstances

To set sail while taking advantage of favorable wind conditions.

to tack, jibe, or go about in a sailing vessel

to sail; to navigate a sailboat