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runway

/ˈrʌn.weɪ/

翻译: 指机场中供飞机起飞和降落使用的长条形坚硬地面或跑道;也指时装表演中模特行走的T型台,或剧院中伸入观众席的舞台。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈrʌn.weɪ/B1formal
  • zh指机场中供飞机起飞和降落使用的长条形坚硬地面或跑道;也指时装表演中模特行走的T型台,或剧院中伸入观众席的舞台。

A noun referring to a long, narrow strip of paved surface where aircraft take off and land, or a platform extending into the audience in a theater or fashion show.

  1. Aircraft landing and takeoff stripA2formal

    A long, level, paved surface at an airport where airplanes take off and land.

    zh跑道

    • The plane taxied slowly onto the main runway.
    • The airport has two parallel runways for handling heavy traffic.
    • Pilots must check wind conditions before using the runway.

    同义词airstriplanding strip

  2. Fashion show platformB1formal

    A narrow, raised platform extending into the audience area, used by models during a fashion show.

    zhT台

    • The models walked confidently down the runway in designer dresses.
    • The audience cheered as the final model reached the end of the runway.
    • The new collection was showcased on a long, illuminated runway.

    同义词catwalk

  3. Log slideC1formal

    A chute or inclined channel used for sliding logs down from a higher to a lower level.

    zh滑道

    • The workers guided the logs onto the wooden runway.
    • The old logging runway was still visible in the forest.
    • Logs slid down the runway into the waiting truck.
  4. Railway trackB2formal

    A pair of parallel steel bars forming a track for trains or other wheeled vehicles.

    zh轨道

    • The train moved smoothly along the steel runway.
    • The old railway runway was replaced with modern tracks.
    • Cargo carts rolled along the runway inside the factory.

    同义词railtrack

词形
  • runways plural form
  • runways' possessive plural form
  • runway's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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