单词 | aloft |
释义 | aloft (əlɒft , US əlɔːft ) adverb [ADVERB after verb, be ADVERB] Something that is aloft is in the air or off the ground. [literary] He held the trophy proudly aloft. Four of the nine starting balloons were still aloft the next day. Synonyms: in the air, up, higher, above Collocations: bear aloft This was no lone warrior, but the medieval equivalent of a jet-fighter pilot, borne aloft on a great pyramid of interdependent human activity. Times, Sunday Times Round the square in front of the cathedral figurines of the saints are born aloft in glass cases. Times, Sunday Times Borne aloft at the back of the stage by a pair of armour-plated angel's wings, he descended from the heavens on to a walkway leading into the crowd. Times, Sunday Times Media firms used to be among the most glamorous on the stock market, borne aloft on the increase in advertising that accompanies economic growth. Times, Sunday Times At the 'car' end of the prototype spectrum was the beach buggy borne aloft with a propeller and a parafoil. Times, Sunday Times And he had never envisioned himself being carried aloft by celebrating supporters, as he was at the final whistle. Times, Sunday Times For another, he was carried aloft on a hydraulic platform, discreetly secured by a small harness. Times, Sunday Times In addition, dust from drought stricken areas was carried aloft into the storm system, falling to the ground and thus coating cars in mud. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Wielding a hammer and tongs, the tools of his trade, he was carried aloft by his comrades through the town. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The deflated balloon was carried aloft by a bubble of helium. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Three proud times they have held aloft the trophy with the big ears. The Sun (2015) And it ended with him holding aloft yet another trophy as the season draws to a close. Times, Sunday Times (2011) So there he is again, holding aloft a silver trophy. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The world waiting ages to see a wealthy, privileged young man hold aloft a rich trophy with big ears. The Sun (2015) Over three nights, the heat will be turned up on our four remaining chefs until only one is left in the kitchen holding aloft the coveted trophy. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The godwit can keep aloft for twice as long and can cover 7,100 miles non-stop. Times, Sunday Times These, then, are five pins we must keep aloft in those whirling arcs, and hopefully, prayerfully, prevent from crashing to the ground. Christianity Today In artificial wormeries the liquid has to be drained away and the worms kept aloft in the undigested matter. Times, Sunday Times Gentle and embued with a melancholy romanticism, they are kept aloft by smooth, beguiling melodies. The Sun The kestrel (as windhovers are more usually called now) rides on that swooping, extended opening sentence, kept aloft on a sustained run of words. Times, Sunday Times Are there any significant figures within both parties to raise aloft a banner for the idea - and would anyone march behind it? Times, Sunday Times We guarantee to raise aloft and wave the red banner of the revolution. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He stood, then, arms raised aloft and the crowd rose generously to him, a lovely feeling for any young batsman. Times, Sunday Times But where are the high hopes on which commercial radio's first fusion was raised aloft? Times, Sunday Times Raised aloft on a shield after the national fashion, and balanced on the shoulders of the bearers, he was chosen general. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They are designed to stay aloft for 100 days, after which they are replaced. Times, Sunday Times Watching their homeland disappear on the horizon, they wonder how much longer the balloon can stay aloft. Christianity Today Even though it’s fighting gravity to stay aloft, an electric drone uses much less energy per mile than a heavy steel delivery truck burning diesel fuel. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 When they take to the air, the vast sound reflects the effort needed to stay aloft. Times, Sunday Times If his system works perfectly he could, in theory, stay aloft indefinitely. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 在空中 Japanese: 空中に |
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