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1 sailing
noun (the activity or sport of navigating a ship or boat that has sails: Sailing is one of his hobbies.) navegación a vela, velasailing n velatr['seɪlɪŋ]1 (skill) navegación nombre femenino2 (sport) vela, navegación nombre femenino a vela3 (departure) salida; (crossing) travesía\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be plain sailing ser coser y cantarsailing boat barco de vela, velerosailing ship buque nombre masculino de vela, veleron.• navegación s.f.• paseo en barco de vela s.m.'seɪlɪŋa) u ( skill) navegación fto be (all) plain sailing — ser* muy fácil or sencillo, ser* coser y cantar
b) u ( Sport) vela f, yachting m, navegación f a velac) c ( departure) salida f; (before n) <time, date> de salida['seɪlɪŋ]1. N1) (Sport) vela f, navegación f a velato be plain sailing —
2) (Naut) (=departure) salida f2.CPDsailing boat N — velero m, barco m de vela
sailing date N — fecha f de salida (de un barco)
sailing dinghy N — barca f a vela
sailing orders NPL — últimas instrucciones fpl (dadas al capitán de un buque)
sailing ship N — velero m, buque m de vela
sailing time N — hora f de salida (de un barco)
* * *['seɪlɪŋ]a) u ( skill) navegación fto be (all) plain sailing — ser* muy fácil or sencillo, ser* coser y cantar
b) u ( Sport) vela f, yachting m, navegación f a velac) c ( departure) salida f; (before n) <time, date> de salida
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