1·Orders are given to take in sail.
已发布收帆的命令。
2·The sailors took in sail when they saw the storm coming.
水手们见风暴快来了，就动手收帆。
3·The sailors took in sail when the tempest was approaching.
暴风雨来临之际，水手们将帐篷放下。
4·The storm overtook the sailors before they could take in sail.
水手们还没来得及收帆，暴风雨就来了。
5·The skin is bulging and opens in sail-like geometries to accelerate wind-speeds and facilitate the use of crossed ventilation.
这个外形奇特的建筑外观隆起，就像是一艘帆船将要起航，这样的外观能加快它周围空气流动的速度，而且方便了交叉通风。
6·With cruises from April to October, you have lots of opportunities to sail, swim, sightsee, and shop in lots of wonderful places.
从4月到10月乘船游览，你有很多机会在许多很棒的地方航行、游泳、观光和购物。
7·He would sail to New Zealand, then reach Antarctica in February, during the southern summer, and then proceed to the pole the following spring.
他将航行到新西兰，然后在2月，也就是南方的夏季到达南极洲，然后在第二年的春天前往极地。
8·Steamships captured the North Atlantic passenger business from sail in the 1840s because of its much greater speed.
19世纪40年代，蒸汽船凭借其更快的速度从帆船手中夺取了北大西洋的客运业务。
9·Steamships captured the North Atlantic passenger business from sail in the 1840s because of their much greater speed.
19世纪40年代，蒸汽船凭借其更快的速度从帆船手中夺取了北大西洋的客运业务。
10·We can never promise to sail anywhere in particular, because the weather might militate against it.
天有不测风云，所以我们永远都不会保证具体航行到哪个地方。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》