aeroplanes

英 [ˈeərəpleɪnz]

美

n.  飞机
aeroplane的复数

柯林斯词典

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

in AM, use 美国英语用 airplane

双语例句

• Aeroplanes are slowly driving me mad.
  飞机正在逐渐把我逼疯。
• At that date there were no aeroplanes.
  那时还没有飞机。
• But it's been scientifically proven that cars and aeroplanes contribute more to global warming than hairdryers and curling tongs.
  但科学已经证实了，汽车和飞机所带来的全球温室效应恶果，一定比风筒和鬈发钳带来的多得多。
• Almost everyone, she heard, rode in aeroplanes now.
  现在，她听说，几乎所有的人都乘飞机。
• How can he spend all that time and money on model aeroplanes?
  他怎么会把时间和钱都化在飞模型上？
• Nigel is interested in aeroplanes.
  奈杰尔对飞机有兴趣。
• For example, China's aeroplanes, iron ores and petroleum, etc.
  例如，中国的飞机、铁矿石、石油等。
• But nuclear power is much less fundamental to the workings of the world than petrol or aeroplanes.
  不过，与石油或飞机相比，核能对世界运行的基础性作用要弱得多。
• I saw a head-on collision between two aeroplanes.
  我看见两架飞机迎面相撞。
• Its real purpose is the launching and retrieval of small aeroplanes in flight.
  它真正的用途是发射和收回飞行中的小型飞机。