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Plural
cruisers
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a motorboat of large size with a cabin on board in which people can sleep, used for recreational purposes
- The cruiser sailed leisurely along the coastline, offering breathtaking views of the sunset.
- They anchored their cruiser in a secluded bay and spent the night onboard under the starry sky.
- Modern cruisers often feature luxurious cabins, kitchens, and entertainment systems for extended stays on the water.
- Many families enjoy weekend getaways on their cruiser, exploring different ports and marinas.
- The yacht club hosted a regatta for cruisers, attracting participants from across the region.
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a large, fast warship smaller than a battleship but larger than a destroyer
- The navy deployed a cruiser to escort the fleet.
- The enemy cruiser opened fire from the bay.
- The cruiser's radar detected incoming aircraft.
- Heavy cruisers were used for long-range missions.
- The cruiser sustained damage during the battle.
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a police car used for patrolling and responding to incidents, typically equipped with lights, sirens, and communication systems
A cruiser is a type of vehicle, often used by police or law enforcement, designed for patrolling and responding to emergencies. These vehicles are typically larger and more powerful than standard cars, allowing for high-speed chases and longer periods of operation. They are often equipped with special features like sirens, lights, and radio communication tools for law enforcement purposes. Cruisers are commonly used in both urban and rural areas and are designed to be durable and comfortable for officers during long shifts.
- The cruiser sped through the city streets in pursuit of the suspect's vehicle.
- The officer parked the cruiser strategically to monitor traffic at the intersection.
- The cruiser's sirens wailed as it raced to the scene of the reported burglary.
- The cruiser's headlights illuminated the dark road ahead during the night shift.
- The officer used the cruiser's PA system to issue instructions to the crowd.