airplanes

英 [ˈeəpleɪnz]

美 [ˈɛrpleɪnz]

n.  飞机
airplane的复数

柯林斯词典

• 飞机
  Anairplaneis a vehicle with wings and one or more engines that enable it to fly through the air.

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 aeroplane

双语例句

• There were no airplanes or cars.
  当时的人们也没有飞机或者汽车。
• Weather forecasts serve farmers, ships and airplanes.
  天气预报为农民、船只和飞机服务。
• It's not building, you know, one of your model airplanes.
  这和打造模型飞机不同。
• But thanks to airplanes, we've been able frequently to cross those seas.
  但是，由于有了飞机，我们已经能够频繁地跨越这些大海了。
• Airplanes have transformed warfare.
  飞机改变了战争的性质。
• The fastest automobiles, airplanes, and trains have streamline bodies.
  最快的汽车、机和火车的车身都是流线型的。
• When I started flying airplanes off of ships I was aware that this was not a safe occupation.
  当我选择了当一名海上飞行员的时候，我就知道这份职业并不安全。
• For instance, cars and airplanes can act like Faraday cages.
  例如，汽车和飞机就能起到法拉第笼的作用。
• Airplanes drag along a very thin shield of motionless air known as a boundary layer.
  飞机曳着一层很薄的紧贴机面不动的空气一道向前运动，这层空气叫做附面层。
• Airplanes were launched from the aircraft carrier.
  飞机从航空母舰上起飞了。这架鬼怪式飞机从航空母舰弹射起飞。