fuselage

英 [ˈfjuːzəlɑːʒ]

美 [ˈfjuːsəlɑːʒ]

n.  (飞机的)机身

复数：fuselages　

Collins.1 / BNC.13131 / COCA.16359

牛津词典

noun

• （飞机的）机身
  the main part of an aircraft in which passengers and goods are carried

柯林斯词典

• (飞机、导弹、火箭等的)主体部分;机身;弹体
  Thefuselageis the main body of an aeroplane, missile, or rocket. It is usually cylindrical in shape.

英英释义

noun

• the central body of an airplane that is designed to accommodate the crew and passengers (or cargo)

双语例句

• The plane tore through the tops of the elms, the fuselage disintegrating.
  飞机擦过一片榆树的树顶，机身解体了。
• Up to three drop tanks can be mounted on the fuselage pylon and two wing pylons.
  机身挂架和两个机翼挂架共可携带三个副油箱。
• The rapid downward motion of the fuselage is stopped by the impact through the landing gear.
  起落架与地面的撞击阻止了机身迅速地向下运动。
• The fuselage and wings are made of mainly fibreglass, with some wooden and steel parts.
  机身和机翼主要用玻璃纤维制作，还有一些木制和钢制部件。
• The fuselage and wings along would, like a dart without flights, be too unstable to fly.
  只有机翼和机身对于飞行来说就像一个标枪没有羽翎，很不稳定。
• The fuselage cracked in half, the lights went out and the right engine caught fire.
  机身断成了两半，灯全部熄灭，右引擎着了火。
• Many of them are parted out and the fuselage is sold off as aluminum scrap.
  他们当中许多人分手和机身是抛售铝废料。
• A longitudinal member to strengthen a fuselage or hull.
  用于加固船壳或机身的纵向构件。
• Unlike the fuselage, it's made from metal for flexibility to provide a more comfortable rough-air ride.
  与机身不同，它采用了全金属设计，以提供更高的挠度，适应在气流不平稳的大气环境中飞行。
• A domelike gunner's enclosure projecting from the fuselage of a combat aircraft.
  战斗机上圆顶形的封闭式结构，炮手的位置，从飞机机身上突出。