airfields

英 [ˈeəfiːldz]

美 [ˈɛrˌfildz]

n.  飞机场
airfield的复数

柯林斯词典

• （小型）机场，飞机场
  Anairfieldis an area of ground where aircraft take off and land. It is smaller than an airport.

双语例句

• A co-ordinated onslaught on enemy airfields.
  对敌人机场的一次协同攻击。
• After that they were used for target practice or were dug into the ground around some important airfields to serve as protection against unwanted landings.
  之后被用作靶标或被安在一些重要机场附近的土地上。
• They could use these bombs to destroy airfields and oil depots.
  他们可以用这些炸弹来摧毁机场及油库。
• The guns positioned around the airfields.
  放置在各机场周围的大炮。
• If they could get control of the whole of Africa, if they had airfields and submarine bases at the Cape, it would cut Oceania in two.
  如果让他们控制了整个非洲，让他们取得好望角的机场和潜艇基地，大洋国就要切成两半。
• With the high activity levels around the Iraqi and Afghani airfields, airspace deconfliction was a major concern of commander and crew alike.
  面对伊拉克和阿富汗机场高密度的飞行活动，空域冲突是指挥官和机组人员最为关心的问题。
• Traffic control electrically-operated indicator for roads, railways, airfields
  交通管理电动指示器，公路、铁路、机场用
• Implementation Agreement on Observing of Airfields of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
  观察南斯拉夫联盟共和国机场的执行协议
• At the end of the first world war, the decision was taken to combine the two military airfields.
  一战末期，作出了将这两个军用机场合并的决定。
• Based on the newly developed laser locating system for airplane's track, tests about the tracks of seven kinds of airplanes at seven different airfields were conducted.
  在采用新研制的飞机起落航迹激光定位系统的基础上，对7个机场7种机型的飞机起飞着陆航迹进行了测试。