時間：2011-02-23 15:18來源：藍天飛行翻譯 作者：航空 點擊：次
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hailstorm /he.lst.m/ noun a storm, where the precipitation is hail instead of rain or snow . Flying through the hail-storm damaged the leading edges. hand flying /hnd fla.../ noun fly-ing an aircraft by moving the flight con-trols with the hands rather than by using the autopilot hand-held /hnd held/ adjective possible to hold in the hand . Nowa-days, headsets are usually used in pref-erence to hand-held microphones. . hold handle /hnd(.)l/ noun a device for holding, or being operated, by the hand . a door handle . a fire control handle . verb 1. to touch with the hands . Cabin staff should not handle unwrapped food which is to be served to passengers. 2. to move or operate by hand . The student pilot handled the aircraft well in the turbulent conditions. 3. to deal with, or to manage . Flight crew must be able to handle any emer-gency when it occurs. handling /hndl../ noun 1. the act of touching with the hands 2. the use of the hands to move or operate something . aircraft handling the act of manoeu-vring the aircraft in the desired manner 3. the act of dealing with or managing something . Her handling of a difficult situation won the admiration of the whole crew. hand luggage /hnd l.d/ noun small bags that passengers can take with them into the cabin of an aircraft . The amount of hand luggage is limited to one bag. hand signals /hnd s.n(.)lz/ plu- ral noun same as marshalling signals hands off /hndz .f/ adjective, adverb where the operator does not control the operation, which is auto-matic . Automatic flight control system capable of landing an aircraft hands off. hangar /h../ noun a large shelter for housing and maintaining aircraft . Light aircraft should be left with park-ing brakes off so that they can be moved quickly in the event of a fire in the hangar. hard landing /hɑd lnd../ noun an uncontrolled landing by an aircraft that results in its being damaged or destroyed HASELL . mnemonic haul /h.l/ noun . long-haul, short-haul hazard /hz.d/ noun a possible dan- ger . Thunderclouds are of special interest to aircrew because of the haz-ards they may pose to aircraft in flight. hazardous 110 |
