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

Sailing Knowledge

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

Not Literal

Usually refers to one's ability to avoid seasickness, often mentioned in travel or nautical contexts.

Can be applied to non-nautical scenarios, comparing tasks to sailing challenges.

Reflects on one's ability to manage stress or crisis, akin to navigating choppy waters.

Can imply emotional resilience, akin to staying calm when sailing in rough seas.

It hints at one's composure or performance under pressure, not just in casual situations.