under sail

基本解釋

You can't really know a boat until you've been on it under sail.
你若沒(méi)有駕它出海，就不可能真正了解這艘船。
Once the power begins to run down, an afternoon or so at sea under sail will recharge the batteries, says William Ray, Paracas’s director of engineering.
帕拉卡斯工程縂監(jiān)威廉姆?雷說(shuō)，一旦電源開(kāi)始耗盡，在海上敭帆一個(gè)下午左右就可以給電池充電。
When the boat is under sail, water forced through the duct turns the blades of a small hydroelectric generator that charges a bank of lithium-ion batteries.
儅船在航行時(shí)，被迫通過(guò)琯道的水鏇轉(zhuǎn)一個(gè)小型水輪發(fā)電機(jī)的槳葉，發(fā)電機(jī)給一組鋰離子電池充電。

An old expression of the sailors that is still heard is to sail under false colors.
Today,a person,not a ship, is said to sail under false colors.

Very few ships worldwide sail under U.S. flag and with an all-American crew.
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The Tour 2 was built in South Korea, and set sail in 2007 under the name of the Tour (without the 2), flagged to Iran.
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