gliders

英 [ˈglaɪdəz]

美 [ˈglaɪdərz]

n.  滑翔机
glider的复数

柯林斯词典

• 滑翔机
  Aglideris an aircraft without an engine, which flies by floating on air currents.

双语例句

• Troops were dropped or landed by gliders behind the defenders.
  滑翔机把部队投到或送到防卫队的后方。
• Firstly, this paper describes the survey of the development status of underwater gliders at home and abroad, and analyses its potential application fields.
  文中调查了水下滑翔机器人的国内外发展现状，分析了其可能的应用领域。
• To get airborne, gliders either have to be towed into the air by a plane with an engine, or launched into the air by a special machine.
  为了使滑翔机升空，要么得用有引擎的飞机将它拖到空中，要么用特殊的机器把它发射到空中。
• She watched the gliders soaring effortlessly above her.
  她看着滑翔机在她的上方轻松地翱翔。
• The gliders and their pilots splashed into the lake and had to be fished out.
  滑翔机连同驾驶员都扑通一声栽进了湖里，只能被捞出来。
• That afternoon, 12 German gliders crashed-landed on the Gran Sasso's slopes.
  那天下午，十二架德国滑翔机强行降落大萨索的山坡上。
• Gliders equipped with radio and recording instruments have been flown into the core of thunderstorms.
  装有无线电设备和记录仪的滑翔机曾飞进雷暴的中心。
• I had recently written an article on the flight capabilities of hang gliders.
  最近我写过一篇讨论悬吊滑翔者飞行能力的论文。
• The gliders can wander for several dozen miles.
  滑翔机可飞行十几英里。
• However, these kites weren't used for thrill rides: Emperors found joy in forcing convicted criminals and captured enemies to jump off cliffs while strapped into the gliders.
  然而，这些风筝并不是用来寻求刺激的：君王们下令将罪犯和战俘绑在风筝上，迫使他们跳下悬崖，并以此为乐。