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cockpit 的定义
- a space, usually enclosed, in the forward fuselage of an airplane containing the flying controls, instrument panel, and seats for the pilot and copilot or flight crew.
- a sunken, open area, generally in the after part of a small vessel, as a yacht, providing space for the pilot, part or all of the crew, or guests.
- the space, including the seat and instrumentation, surrounding the driver of an automobile.
- a pit or enclosed place for cockfights.
- a place where a contest is fought or which has been the scene of many contests or battles.
- a space below the water line in a warship, occupied by the quarters of the junior officers and used as a dressing station for those wounded in action.
cockpit 近义词
pilot compartment
cockpit 的近义词 4 个
更多cockpit例句
- The cockpit insulation performance was 10% higher than the standards at the time because the pores in the insulating foam were 40% smaller, reaching a micrometer scale.
- Airplane cockpits and ship bridges may share certain information and action features but were not historically described as dashboards.
- A plane called Solar Impulse 2 went around the world over 14 months, but it could only hold the pilot in an unheated, unpressurized phone-booth-size cockpit whose single seat doubled as a toilet.
- It has no cockpit because, obviously, it has no need of a pilot.
- A series of small fires gave Yeager nightmares about being trapped in the cockpit surrounded by flames and unable to escape.
- And increasingly smart navigation aids in the cockpit brought far greater precision and efficiency to route planning.
- I believe there was a captain aboard, but Hughes kept throwing him out of the cockpit.
- He would navigate from the cockpit using a road atlas—while snorting cocaine off the map.
- You will feel both embarrassed and grateful for this, even as you wonder why the cockpit looks like a 1950s sci-fi set.
- Some airline chiefs believe that there was an invasion of the cockpit.
- George, duke of Albemarle, captain-general of his majesty's forces, died at the cockpit.
- The yacht nearly broached to, while the next oncoming wave broke fairly aboard, filling the cockpit half-full of water.
- Then a wave would come aboard astern, rolling in and nearly filling the cockpit.
- A very important fitting is a hatch by which the cockpit can be completely covered in in heavy weather.
- The last occasion on which any part of Belgium, so long the 'Cockpit of Europe,' had a glimpse of war was in the autumn of 1870.