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seaplane

/see-pleyn/US // ˈsiˌpleɪn //UK // (ˈsiːˌpleɪn) //

水上飞机,海上飞机

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an airplane provided with floats for taking off from or landing on water.

Examples

  • Be aware that neither the commercial ferry nor seaplane will take your pet to the island, so plan accordingly.

  • VESSELS MOORED IN HARBOR: NINE BATTLESHIPS; THREE CLASS-B CRUISERS; THREE SEAPLANE TENDERS; SEVENTEEN DESTROYERS.

  • We cantered over to Seaplane Camp; passed the time of day to the men there and over-hauled some of the machines.

  • Early in the evening—at 7.50—a seaplane depot-ship came alongside and took us in tow for ten hours.

  • "I can't make it out, Ned," he said as the boys stood watching the mechanics warm up the engines of the big seaplane.

  • The seaplane took the water safely, and "E 11" took her in tow with the idea of saving the machine.

  • She slipped tow from Number One seaplane and fired several revolver bullets through its floats to ensure its sinking.