airship

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Airairshipair‧ship /ˈeəˌʃɪp $ ˈer-/ noun [countable] TTAa large aircraft with no wings, that has an engine and is filled with gas to make it floatExamples from the Corpusairship• You've made your reputation building airships.• But I had a feeling that there were still some interesting uses for airships if I incorporated modern technology and materials.• Glamour aloft was also provided by the great airships Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg.• The great airship Graf Zeppelin cruises away from her moorings.• I could see a silver helium airship over the city centre.• Thirty-three died, as apparently did passenger airships.• Later Binding was involved with the rigid airships R23 and R31.• She slipped off the coronet, and let the airship go dead.

单词	airship
释义	airship From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Airairshipair‧ship /ˈeəˌʃɪp $ ˈer-/ noun [countable] TTAa large aircraft with no wings, that has an engine and is filled with gas to make it floatExamples from the Corpusairship• You've made your reputation building airships.• But I had a feeling that there were still some interesting uses for airships if I incorporated modern technology and materials.• Glamour aloft was also provided by the great airships Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg.• The great airship Graf Zeppelin cruises away from her moorings.• I could see a silver helium airship over the city centre.• Thirty-three died, as apparently did passenger airships.• Later Binding was involved with the rigid airships R23 and R31.• She slipped off the coronet, and let the airship go dead.
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