A good/bad sailor

noun

A person who is proficient or unskilled in sailing or managing a boat respectively.

John has always been a good sailor while his brother is notorious for being a bad sailor.

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Understanding basic sailing terms can clarify 'good/bad sailor' in the context of boat handling.

Mia showed her skills tacking against the wind, proving to be a good sailor.

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Often used figuratively to describe general proficiency, not just in literal sailing.

He navigated the merger like a good sailor steers through a storm.

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