Dictionary of Aviation 航空詞典上

時(shí)間：2011-02-23 15:18來源：藍(lán)天飛行翻譯 作者：航空 點(diǎn)擊：次

event /.vent/ noun a happening . The
Paris air show is a major event. . in the event of if something should happen .
Passengers should fasten their seat belts in the event of turbulence. . in the event of main pump failure if there should be a failure of the main pump . in the event of fire if there should be a fire
eventual /.vent.u.l/ adjective hap-
pening at an unspecified time in the future . Water in the fuel may lead to eventual engine stoppage.
eventually /.vent.u.li/ adverb at an unspecified time in the future . Vapour cools and eventually condenses.
evidence /ev.d(.)ns/ noun an out-ward sign . external evidence of cracks something which can be seen on the surface which suggests that there is a deeper structural problem . Deformed wing panels may be evidence of an over-stressed airframe.
evident /ev.d(.)nt/ adjective obvi-ous, easily seen or understood . It is evident from the information available that language problems played a part in the cause of the accident. . self-evident
clear in itself, without further explana-tion
exact /.zkt/ adjective completely accurate or correct . The exact fuel flow and pressure is adjusted. . the calcula-tion is not exact the calculation is not 100% correct
exactly /.zktli/ adverb 1. accu-rately, correctly . Measure the quantity exactly. 2. absolutely, completely . A fuel injection system performs exactly the same function as a carburettor.
examination /.zm.ne..(.)n/ noun 1. a set of questions or exercises testing knowledge or skill . The exami-nation includes a flight plan. 2. . med-ical examination medical check-up 3. a careful observation or inspection . the examination of a faulty component
‘…the pilot of a Grumman Cheetah refused to be breathalysed, and was taken to a police station for examination by a police surgeon, who confirmed that he had been drinking’ [Pilot]

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examine /.zm.n/ verb 1. to find out how much knowledge or skill some-body possesses by means of questions or exercises . Students will be examined in four subjects. 2. to test or check the condition or health of somebody . to examine a patient 3. to study or analyse something . to examine charts
exceed /.ksid/ verb to be greater than . Vertical velocity of updraughts can exceed 50 kt.
exception /.ksep..n/ noun some-thing or somebody not included . an exception to the rule an example which does not conform to a general rule . with the exception of not includ-ing . with the exception of Smith, all the students passed their exams
Smith did not pass, but the other stu-dents did
exceptional /.ksep..n(.)l/ adjec-tive 1. being an exception, uncommon . in exceptional circumstances in unu-sual circumstances 2. well above aver-age, extraordinary . an exceptional pilot a very good pilot
excess /.kses/ noun an amount or quantity beyond what is normal or suf-ficient . excess power the difference between horsepower available and horsepower required . in excess of more than . a height in excess of 50,000 feet a height greater than 50,000 feet

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