1.张帆;开船
1.to begin a trip across water
1.The boat leaves Liverpool on the fifteenth, but beFORe we set sail(FOR New York)I have to spend a few days in Scotland.
船十五号离开利物浦，但是（开往纽约）之前，我得在苏格兰呆上几天。
2."If pirate ships were to set sail from Leningrad, we wouldn't let them get away with that, " he said.
“如果海盗船将要从列宁格勒启航，我们不会让他们逍遥法外的，”他说。
3.If you are not afraid of suffering, the courage to set sail against the wind and rain, the sea and the sun will be reflected on the Rainbow.
只要你不怕苦难，有勇气架起风帆抗击风雨，海面就会倒映彩虹和太阳。
4.He felt as ashamed as if he had, without warning her, stepped off the Cobb and set sail for China.
他深感羞愧，这好比自己事先对她没打个招呼就一步迈下防波堤，乘船到中国去了一样。
5.Boat buyers tend to overestimate how often they'll set sail and minimize how much the boat will cost.
船买家偏向于高估他们每每将解缆，裁减多少船的费用。
6.Twice a week, marine scientists from the Monteray Bay Aquarium Research Institute set sail on a voyage to the bottom of the sea.
蒙特雷湾水族馆海洋研究所的科学家们每周要进行两次海底之旅。
7.We made a great deal of money, so we decided that it was time to set sail for home.
这使我们大赚了一笔，因此决定该是起程回家的时候了。
8.I must prepare everything, then bring him in and lash him well and step the mast and set sail for home.
我得做好一切准备，然后把拖过来，好好绑住，竖起桅杆，张起帆驶回去。
9.Three days after we set sail, we saw a great fleet of small boats, full of savages, come paddling toward us as if to attack us.
三天后，我们启航，我们看到了小船，充分的野人，向我们伟大的舰队来划动，仿佛向我们进攻。
10.The ship is to set sail tomorrow noon. Enclosed please find copy of invoice for same to your immediate attention.
该轮将于明天中午启航。兹奉上发票副本，以便贵公司及时处理此事，请查收。