Definition of flight simulator in English:

flight simulator

noun

A machine designed to resemble an aircraft's cockpit, with computer-generated images that mimic the pilot's view and the aircraft's motion, used for training pilots.
Example sentencesExamples
- The field also featured a Link trainer, an early flight simulator used to teach the cadets basic instrument flying skills.
- He offered cash for time on a flight simulator, learning how to handle a jumbo jet, but did not want to learn how to take off and land.
- Some people he's in touch with every day: Air pilots, who are showing him the ins and outs of flying for a flight simulator he is currently working on.
- The secretary of state operated a flight simulator, a 3D computer aided design system and a device for virtual sculpture.
- To put the experimental brain to the test, the scientist has connected it to a jet flight simulator via the electrode grid and a desktop computer.
- Pilots in the company are tested every three months in a flight simulator and their handling of nonscheduled raids situations are also monitored, according to Young.
- They either promise the congregational equivalent of a flight simulator, or else use PowerPoint as a glorified overhead projector.
- Airbus has donated a $50 million flight simulator for training pilots in Beijing.
- The 120 pilots take turns on the airline's flight simulator, while cabin crews take refresher courses.
- After 30 days of treatment, the pilots took a flight simulator test to see if they had retained the training they received before treatment.
- The flying scenes are shot with delirious energy, making the numerous cockpit point-of-view shots seem like a big-screen flight simulator.
- One of the tools used to develop the Continental was a reconfigurable engineering flight simulator.
- The group spoke to several base personnel during the visit as well as inspecting a Hawk 127 lead-in fighter from No.79 Squadron and the flight simulator.
- The afternoon was spent training on a firearms training simulator and in a flight simulator.
- There I got in a flight simulator, and was forced to memorize all the controls and what they did, I think there are 3,754 of them.
- All airlines require the flight crew undergo annual flight simulator training and qualification.
- A Tornado flight simulator will also be equipped with the new laser projection system.
- In theory, the system can be used to command a squadron of Eurofighters, because the flight simulator that has been built is modelled after that attack aircraft.
- In this case, the contestants will perform an aerobatic routine on a flight simulator and then submit a video of the performance to the judging panel.
- A flight simulator is not much good in a world without airplanes or if it ignores the laws of nature.

Definition of flight simulator in US English:

flight simulator

nounˈflī(t) simyəˌlādərˈflaɪ(t) sɪmjəˌleɪdər

A machine designed to resemble the cockpit of an aircraft, with computer-generated images that mimic the pilot's view, typically with mechanisms that move the entire structure in imitation of an aircraft's motion, used for training pilots.
Example sentencesExamples
- A Tornado flight simulator will also be equipped with the new laser projection system.
- One of the tools used to develop the Continental was a reconfigurable engineering flight simulator.
- The flying scenes are shot with delirious energy, making the numerous cockpit point-of-view shots seem like a big-screen flight simulator.
- Some people he's in touch with every day: Air pilots, who are showing him the ins and outs of flying for a flight simulator he is currently working on.
- All airlines require the flight crew undergo annual flight simulator training and qualification.
- A flight simulator is not much good in a world without airplanes or if it ignores the laws of nature.
- The field also featured a Link trainer, an early flight simulator used to teach the cadets basic instrument flying skills.
- They either promise the congregational equivalent of a flight simulator, or else use PowerPoint as a glorified overhead projector.
- The 120 pilots take turns on the airline's flight simulator, while cabin crews take refresher courses.
- There I got in a flight simulator, and was forced to memorize all the controls and what they did, I think there are 3,754 of them.
- He offered cash for time on a flight simulator, learning how to handle a jumbo jet, but did not want to learn how to take off and land.
- The secretary of state operated a flight simulator, a 3D computer aided design system and a device for virtual sculpture.
- The afternoon was spent training on a firearms training simulator and in a flight simulator.
- In theory, the system can be used to command a squadron of Eurofighters, because the flight simulator that has been built is modelled after that attack aircraft.
- Airbus has donated a $50 million flight simulator for training pilots in Beijing.
- After 30 days of treatment, the pilots took a flight simulator test to see if they had retained the training they received before treatment.
- Pilots in the company are tested every three months in a flight simulator and their handling of nonscheduled raids situations are also monitored, according to Young.
- The group spoke to several base personnel during the visit as well as inspecting a Hawk 127 lead-in fighter from No.79 Squadron and the flight simulator.
- In this case, the contestants will perform an aerobatic routine on a flight simulator and then submit a video of the performance to the judging panel.
- To put the experimental brain to the test, the scientist has connected it to a jet flight simulator via the electrode grid and a desktop computer.

单词	flight simulator
释义	Definition of flight simulator in English: flight simulator noun A machine designed to resemble an aircraft's cockpit, with computer-generated images that mimic the pilot's view and the aircraft's motion, used for training pilots. Example sentencesExamples The field also featured a Link trainer, an early flight simulator used to teach the cadets basic instrument flying skills. He offered cash for time on a flight simulator, learning how to handle a jumbo jet, but did not want to learn how to take off and land. Some people he's in touch with every day: Air pilots, who are showing him the ins and outs of flying for a flight simulator he is currently working on. The secretary of state operated a flight simulator, a 3D computer aided design system and a device for virtual sculpture. To put the experimental brain to the test, the scientist has connected it to a jet flight simulator via the electrode grid and a desktop computer. Pilots in the company are tested every three months in a flight simulator and their handling of nonscheduled raids situations are also monitored, according to Young. They either promise the congregational equivalent of a flight simulator, or else use PowerPoint as a glorified overhead projector. Airbus has donated a $50 million flight simulator for training pilots in Beijing. The 120 pilots take turns on the airline's flight simulator, while cabin crews take refresher courses. After 30 days of treatment, the pilots took a flight simulator test to see if they had retained the training they received before treatment. The flying scenes are shot with delirious energy, making the numerous cockpit point-of-view shots seem like a big-screen flight simulator. One of the tools used to develop the Continental was a reconfigurable engineering flight simulator. The group spoke to several base personnel during the visit as well as inspecting a Hawk 127 lead-in fighter from No.79 Squadron and the flight simulator. The afternoon was spent training on a firearms training simulator and in a flight simulator. There I got in a flight simulator, and was forced to memorize all the controls and what they did, I think there are 3,754 of them. All airlines require the flight crew undergo annual flight simulator training and qualification. A Tornado flight simulator will also be equipped with the new laser projection system. In theory, the system can be used to command a squadron of Eurofighters, because the flight simulator that has been built is modelled after that attack aircraft. In this case, the contestants will perform an aerobatic routine on a flight simulator and then submit a video of the performance to the judging panel. A flight simulator is not much good in a world without airplanes or if it ignores the laws of nature. Definition of flight simulator in US English: flight simulator nounˈflī(t) simyəˌlādərˈflaɪ(t) sɪmjəˌleɪdər A machine designed to resemble the cockpit of an aircraft, with computer-generated images that mimic the pilot's view, typically with mechanisms that move the entire structure in imitation of an aircraft's motion, used for training pilots. Example sentencesExamples A Tornado flight simulator will also be equipped with the new laser projection system. One of the tools used to develop the Continental was a reconfigurable engineering flight simulator. The flying scenes are shot with delirious energy, making the numerous cockpit point-of-view shots seem like a big-screen flight simulator. Some people he's in touch with every day: Air pilots, who are showing him the ins and outs of flying for a flight simulator he is currently working on. All airlines require the flight crew undergo annual flight simulator training and qualification. A flight simulator is not much good in a world without airplanes or if it ignores the laws of nature. The field also featured a Link trainer, an early flight simulator used to teach the cadets basic instrument flying skills. They either promise the congregational equivalent of a flight simulator, or else use PowerPoint as a glorified overhead projector. The 120 pilots take turns on the airline's flight simulator, while cabin crews take refresher courses. There I got in a flight simulator, and was forced to memorize all the controls and what they did, I think there are 3,754 of them. He offered cash for time on a flight simulator, learning how to handle a jumbo jet, but did not want to learn how to take off and land. The secretary of state operated a flight simulator, a 3D computer aided design system and a device for virtual sculpture. The afternoon was spent training on a firearms training simulator and in a flight simulator. In theory, the system can be used to command a squadron of Eurofighters, because the flight simulator that has been built is modelled after that attack aircraft. Airbus has donated a $50 million flight simulator for training pilots in Beijing. After 30 days of treatment, the pilots took a flight simulator test to see if they had retained the training they received before treatment. Pilots in the company are tested every three months in a flight simulator and their handling of nonscheduled raids situations are also monitored, according to Young. The group spoke to several base personnel during the visit as well as inspecting a Hawk 127 lead-in fighter from No.79 Squadron and the flight simulator. In this case, the contestants will perform an aerobatic routine on a flight simulator and then submit a video of the performance to the judging panel. To put the experimental brain to the test, the scientist has connected it to a jet flight simulator via the electrode grid and a desktop computer.
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