sail from some place to some place else

to move or travel from one place to another in a boat or ship. We sailed from San Juan to Acapulco. The ship sailed from its home port to Baltimore overnight.

See also: else, place, sail

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

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sail in
break ship
when (one's) ship comes in
when my ship comes in
when one's ship comes in
when ship comes in
when someone's ship comes in
when your ship comes in
when your ship/boat comes in
be broad in the beam

词组	sail from some place to some place else
释义	sail from some place to some place else sail from some place to some place else to move or travel from one place to another in a boat or ship. We sailed from San Juan to Acapulco. The ship sailed from its home port to Baltimore overnight. See also: else, place, sail McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: sail in break ship when (one's) ship comes in when my ship comes in when one's ship comes in when ship comes in when someone's ship comes in when your ship comes in when your ship/boat comes in be broad in the beam
随便看	a sledgehammer to crack a nut asleep asleep at the switch asleep at the wheel a sleepwalk a slew of (something) a slice of life a slice of the cake (as) light as a feather (as) light as air as like as not as likely as not a slip of a a slip of a boy, girl, etc. a slip of the pen a slip of the tongue a slip of the tongue/pen a slippery slope as long as as long as (one's) arm as long as your arm a slow burn as luck may have it as luck would have it a slue of (something)