"navegar en" in English

In those areas, attempts are made to use unsound ships and underpaid crew.

When you surf, you go into the sea, where there are always pirates.

If it is the same people who can afford to surf in Barbados, then we have a problem.

Once one has learnt to navigate on the Net, it is like wandering around the world's biggest and best library.

Scroll, flick, or pan any direction for quick navigation. Sweep your thumb to go forward or back.

Learn new ways to navigate Windows, while still being able to use familiar point-and-click functionality.

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A Navigation Bar at the bottom edge of the Data View allows for quick navigation within records.

If the Danish proposals were to be implemented, those who put unsafe vessels on our seas would think twice.

The gap is increasing because of the language problem, and it now seems difficult to surf the Internet without knowing English.

to run before the wind

In this particular case, all the shipowners had to work together and sail in a convoy as none of them was able to go it alone.

You can browse the Internet by typing a URL in the address bar, which replaces the open folder with your default web browser.

The Vikings were well known as consummate travellers capable of travelling miles of kilometres at sea towards Island and Greenland.

to surf the net

The folders in Windows are designed so that you can navigate from folder to folder without having to open a new folder window for each folder.

You can change how the Windows Media Center remote control buttons work when you use them to play and navigate through a DVD in Windows Media Center.

But their ability to navigate such long distances without a compass and even in extremely adverse climate conditions (polar night, snow, etc) still remains a mystery.