airstrip 的定义
- a small landing field having only one runway.
- a temporary or auxiliary aircraft runway.
airstrip 近义词
等同于 landing field
等同于 landing strip
等同于 runway
等同于 airport
更多airstrip例句
- A straight 24-hour push brought them from the summit down to the airstrip at the 7,300-foot Kahiltna base camp.
- Our puddle-jumper lands on a small airstrip lined with solar panels.
- Often we’d spend longs days at the Toledo Airport, a tiny municipal airstrip where he and his friends would parachute out of small, dubious, single-engined airplanes while I would pack parachutes.
- But as the decades passed, airplanes replaced steamboats and folks abandoned Old Bettles to live near the airstrip.
- The Cessna landed like a feather on Bettles Field, a long, flat airstrip built by the Navy during World War II.
- Growing up in Lukla, Pasang watched planes land at the airstrip near her village.
- It was late 1977 when the DC-3 lowered its landing gear onto a jungle airstrip, one of dozens on the Caribbean side of Colombia.
- Her body had been found along an abandoned airstrip access road just 30 yards from her host family's home.
- The engineer tapped on the microphone, and the tap, greatly amplified, reverberated across the airstrip.
- Then the firing area was passed and the jeep sped along next to the miles-long black, oiled path of the airstrip.
- At Umiat (June 25, 1952), ptarmigan were using seven dusting pits on the shoulder of the airstrip.
- There, on the proving ground, they watched a big transport-plane land on a makeshift airstrip.
- He saw several flocks of ducks including one containing "about a dozen ducks" at ponds along a roadway and at an airstrip.