air traffic controller
英 [ˌeə træfɪk kənˈtrəʊlə(r)]
美 [ˌer træfɪk kənˈtroʊlər]
n. 空中交通管制员; 航空调度员
Collins.1
牛津词典
noun
- 空中交通管制员;航空调度员
a person whose job is to give instructions by radio to pilots of aircraft so that they know when and where to take off or land
柯林斯词典
- 空中交通管制员;空管员
Anair traffic controlleris someone whose job is to organize the routes that aircraft should follow, and to tell pilots by radio which routes they should take.
双语例句
- With the increasing of air traffic flow, the requirement of monitoring workload of air traffic controller has been focused on again.
随着飞行流量不断增加,对管制席位工作负荷进行监控的需求也越来越突出。 - Russian man convicted by a Swiss court of stabbing to death an air traffic controller he blamed for a crash that killed his family accused the Swiss legal system of failing to understand justice.
怪罪一名飞航管制员害死他的家人而刺死他,结果遭瑞士法庭判定有罪的一名俄国男子,指控瑞士司法体制未能解正义为何。 - Guess what he did for a living-he was an air traffic controller!
猜猜他是以何职业为生,他是一个空中交通管制员! - It's probably a lot like being an air traffic controller.
大概跟航空调度员差不多。 - Long holdup was expected as the air-traffic controller went on strike.
由于空中交通管制人员罢工,可能会出现长时间的延误。 - An air traffic controller also saw it on his radar screen.
有一位交通控制者也在雷达显示屏上看到这个神气的亮光。 - Think of the controller as the air traffic controller at an airport, giving direction to the coming and going of aircraft.
我们可以将控制器想象为机场的空中交通控制器,指挥飞机的进出方向。 - This article especially proposed, that taking the positive measure to prevent attention scattered, improving the professional engineering level, managing the workload, managing groups resources are the ways for an air traffic controller to obtain and maintain high situation awareness at work.
笔者特别提出,采取积极的措施预防注意力分散、提高专业技术水平、主动管理工作负荷、管理班组资源是空中交通管制员在工作中获得和维持良好情境意识的途径。 - Design of air traffic controller's workload evaluation system
空中交通管制员负荷评估系统的设计 - The air traffic controller must compute a landing time for each aircraft in the horizon, and must attempt to minimize costs while observing a number of hard constraints.
航空管制员必须为同时到达的每一架飞机计算着陆时间,使整体费用最小,同时还要注意一些硬性的限制条件。
