airplanes

英 [ˈeəpleɪnz]

美 [ˈɛrpleɪnz]

n. 飞机
airplane的复数

柯林斯词典

飞机
Anairplaneis a vehicle with wings and one or more engines that enable it to fly through the air.

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 aeroplane

Physical constraints ( mass and density) may also require modifications in machines such as automobiles and airplanes.
物理约束（体积和密度）可能也要求修改机器设备，如汽车和飞机。
There were no airplanes or cars.
当时的人们也没有飞机或者汽车。
For instance, cars and airplanes can act like Faraday cages.
例如，汽车和飞机就能起到法拉第笼的作用。
Kites contributed to people's knowledge as they began to build airplanes.
当人们开始制造飞机时，风筝又提供了知识。
The sixteen airplanes and their crews were placed on the aircraft carrier Hornet near San Francisco.
十六架飞机和乘务员被安置在旧金山附近的大黄蜂航空母舰上。
The employment of airplanes sped up delivery.
使用飞机加快了投递的速度。
When I started flying airplanes off of ships I was aware that this was not a safe occupation.
当我选择了当一名海上飞行员的时候，我就知道这份职业并不安全。
Airplanes were also invented.
人们还发明了飞机。
American airplanes helped transport the soldiers.
一些美国飞机前来帮助运送了这批士兵。
But thanks to airplanes, we've been able frequently to cross those seas.
但是，由于有了飞机，我们已经能够频繁地跨越这些大海了。