seaplane

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Airseaplanesea‧plane /ˈsiːpleɪn/ noun [countable] TTAa plane that can take off from and land on a body of waterExamples from the Corpusseaplane• Cruising around in a seaplane is all very well, but water-work is always the most fun.• I think the best and most delightful way to come to Newfoundland is by seaplane.• The lights of an aircraft were stretched on timbers, but no seaplane - and I did not hit one.• He learned to fly, naturally, on seaplanes.• Ten minutes from the sea is for those who possess a helicopter or seaplane.

单词	seaplane
释义	seaplane From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Airseaplanesea‧plane /ˈsiːpleɪn/ noun [countable] TTAa plane that can take off from and land on a body of waterExamples from the Corpusseaplane• Cruising around in a seaplane is all very well, but water-work is always the most fun.• I think the best and most delightful way to come to Newfoundland is by seaplane.• The lights of an aircraft were stretched on timbers, but no seaplane - and I did not hit one.• He learned to fly, naturally, on seaplanes.• Ten minutes from the sea is for those who possess a helicopter or seaplane.
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