aircraft 的定义
plural air·craft.
- any machine supported for flight in the air by buoyancy or by the dynamic action of air on its surfaces, especially powered airplanes, gliders, and helicopters.
aircraft 近义词
airplane
更多aircraft例句
- Their work is being supported from the air by a large fleet of state-owned and contractor fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters, providing critical Air Attack retardant and water drops with pinpoint accuracy.
- As part of her work, she watched videos taken by drone aircraft flying above pods of surfacing whales.
- If development of the concepts goes to plan, Airbus will officially kick off its ZEROe aircraft program by 2025, with a full-scale prototype arriving in the latter half of this decade.
- This whole system is exacerbated by the fact that it’s not just contracts for privately owned aircraft.
- Then a Navy recruiter asked me to take a nuclear-based test – and I’m a really good test taker – so I passed and worked as a nuclear reactor operator on a few different aircraft carriers.
- The assessment of the strikes comes in real-time video from the aircraft.
- Each CAP, also known as an “orbit,” consists on four aircraft.
- Typically, aircraft will work in pairs where the flight lead will make an initial pass to mark a target with rockets.
- “Lack of forward firing ordnance in a CAS supporting aircraft is a major handicap,” he added.
- Some of the items Indonesian military aircraft saw were long yellow tubes.
- By agreement, the countdown was to be broadcast to all aircraft over one of the airport frequencies.
- Our ears were deafened by the sharp rat-tat-tat of the machine guns, and by our own frantic anti-aircraft fire.
- Every available piece of anti-aircraft artillery was turned upon the fleecy mass.
- "Get an anti-aircraft gun from the Island and shell hell out of them when they come round again," suggested the artilleryman.
- Airplanes were buzzing overhead; searchlights were meeting in the sky while anti-aircraft guns banged away.