| 单词 | take-off run |
| 释义 | > as lemmastake-off run b. Of or relating to the take-off of an aircraft, as take-off area, take-off run, take-off speed, etc. ΚΠ 1918 Motor Age 23 May 9/1 Improper judgment of his take-off speed..caused the fall. 1921 F. H. Colvin & H. F. Colvin Aircraft Handbk. (ed. 2) xviii. 300 An aeroplane when taking off shall keep as far as possible towards the right of the take off zone. 1943 Yank 16 July 10 The planes..proceed down the roadway to the take-off strip. 1969 New Yorker 12 Apr. 100/2 The experiments, after they are set up, will be out of range of the blast of the LM's takeoff rocket. 1973 ‘D. Kyle’ Raft of Swords (1974) ii. xv. 162 He made take-off speed bumping disconcertingly. 1976 P. Cave High Flying Birds iii. 37 Before strapping in, I walked to the edge of the take-off area and cast my eyes around for any possible snags. 1981 C. Potok Bk. of Lights (1982) v. 129 They landed in late afternoon... As they walked, a huge aircraft went into its takeoff run. 1990 J. Nance Final Approach ii. 13 He glanced at Jean as she extended the wing flaps to the takeoff setting. < as lemmas |
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