aquaplaning

• 车辆轮胎与路面之间形成水膜，导致轮胎失去抓地力并失去控制的现象。也指水上飞机或滑水板在水面滑行的动作。

A phenomenon where a layer of water builds up between a vehicle's tires and the road surface, causing a loss of traction and control.

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1. Loss of traction on wet roadsB2formal

   A dangerous driving condition where a layer of water builds between the tires of a vehicle and the road surface, causing the driver to lose control.

   水滑现象

   • Aquaplaning can occur when driving too fast through deep puddles.
   • The driver lost control of the car due to aquaplaning on the highway.
   • To avoid aquaplaning, reduce your speed in heavy rain.

• 动词，指车辆在湿滑路面上因轮胎失去抓地力而失控滑行（水滑现象）；也指一种水上运动，即人站在由快艇拖曳的板上在水面滑行（滑水）。

A verb used to describe the act of a vehicle losing traction on a wet road surface and sliding uncontrollably, or the sport of riding on water on a board towed by a boat.

1. Ride an aquaplaneB2formal

   To ride on a board that is towed behind a fast motorboat, skimming across the water's surface.

   驾驶滑水板

   • They spent the afternoon aquaplaning behind the speedboat.
   • He learned to aquaplane during his vacation at the lake.
   • Aquaplaning requires good balance and a strong grip on the tow rope.

2. Vehicle hydroplaningB2formalbritish

   To lose contact with the road surface due to a thin layer of water between the tires and the road, resulting in a loss of steering and braking control.

   水滑现象

   • The car began to aquaplane on the wet motorway.
   • Drivers are advised to slow down to avoid aquaplaning in heavy rain.
   • Aquaplaning can be extremely dangerous if not handled correctly.

   同义词hydroplane