单词 | glider |
释义 | glider (glaɪdəʳ ) Word forms: gliders countable noun A glider is an aircraft without an engine, which flies by floating on air currents. The passenger of the glider parachuted to safety. Image of glider © RTimages, Shutterstock Collocations: fly a glider The pilot, using aileron and elevator control surfaces can then fly the glider before making a wheels-down or parachute-assisted landing. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He even built and attempted to fly a glider. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Each person goes on to fulfil a lifelong dream - from scoring a goal in front of thousands of football fans to flying a glider. Times, Sunday Times Recently you've been flying a glider. Smithsonian At 15 years of age he flew a glider for the first time. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 One was his hobby as a glider pilot which he had taken up when a rear-admiral. Times, Sunday Times Later he became a keen glider pilot, which further stimulated his interest in how light materials could respond to aerodynamic and structural forces. Times, Sunday Times On his return home he heard there was a surplus of powered aircraft pilots, so volunteered to join the glider pilot regiment, hoping he would take part in the fighting. Times,Sunday Times Despite his asthma, he finally become a glider pilot, once being drawn up to about 28,000ft (8,500m) by a powerful updraught. Times, Sunday Times As the plane spun out of control and nose-dived towards the ground, the glider pilot - thought to be in his thirties - got out and parachuted to the ground. The Sun Translations: Chinese: 滑翔机 Japanese: グライダー |
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