airfields

英 [ˈeəfiːldz]

美 [ˈɛrˌfildz]

n.  飞机场
airfield的复数

柯林斯词典

• （小型）机场，飞机场
  Anairfieldis an area of ground where aircraft take off and land. It is smaller than an airport.

双语例句

• Operating from Norwegian airfields in the far north.
  从远在北方的挪威机场起飞作战。
• Implementation Agreement on Observing of Airfields of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
  观察南斯拉夫联盟共和国机场的执行协议
• At the end of the first world war, the decision was taken to combine the two military airfields.
  一战末期，作出了将这两个军用机场合并的决定。
• The Canadian government concluded that controlling birds on airfields requires a variety of approaches, depending on each airport's particular range of species and habitat.
  加拿大政府总结说，控制飞机场上的鸟需要不同的方法，视每个机场的物种和栖息环境的独特范围而定。
• The shortage of airfields was critical during the war.
  战争期间机场严重缺乏。
• The US is also in the final stages of negotiating a military agreement with the Philippines which will allow it greater access to ports and airfields.
  美国与菲律宾就签署军事协议展开的谈判也进入了最后阶段，该协议将允许美国更多地使用菲律宾的港口和机场。
• A co-ordinated onslaught on enemy airfields.
  对敌人机场的一次协同攻击。
• The two countries practised blockades, capturing airfields and amphibious landings.
  两国演习了海上封锁、抢占机场和两栖登陆等项目。
• The Japanese intended to capture Allied airfields in east China and to open an overland supply route stretching from Pusan, Korea, to Saigon, French Indochina.
  日军的目标是夺取中国东部地区的盟军机场，并打通北起朝鲜的釜山，南达法属印度支那西贡的大陆交通补给线。
• They could use these bombs to destroy airfields and oil depots.
  他们可以用这些***来摧毁机场及油库。