airlift 英 [ˈeəlɪft]   美 [ˈerlɪft]

airlift

airlift  英 [ˈeəlɪft] 美 [ˈerlɪft]

n. 空运;空运物资  vt. 空运 

进行时:airlifting  过去式:airlifted  过去分词:airlifted  第三人称单数:airlifts  名词复数:airlifts 

It is because of these aspirations that the airlift began. 正是这些渴望促成了空运的开始。
An airlift was organized immediately for the relief of the flood victims. 立即组织空运救助遭受水灾的难民。

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  • n. 空运;空运物资
  • vt. 空运
  • 1. It is because of these aspirations that the airlift began.

    正是这些渴望促成了空运的开始。

  • 2. An airlift was organized immediately for the relief of the flood victims.

    立即组织空运救助遭受水灾的难民。

  • 3. And that’s when the airlift began—when the largest and most unlikely rescue in history brought food and hope to the people of this city.

    我们从那时起开始空运物资,历史上规模最大的、史无前例的救援给本市人民带来了的食物和希望。

  • airlift (n.) also air-lift, 1893 as a type of pumping device; 1945 in the sense "transportation of supplies by aircraft," from air (n.1) + lift (n.). As a verb by 1949; popularized in reference to the U.S.-British response to the Soviet blockade of West Berlin. Related: Air-lifted; air-lifting.
air·lift / ˈeəlɪft ; NAmE ˈerlɪft / noun , verb airlift airlifts airlifted airlifting noun an operation to take people, soldiers, food, etc. to or from an area by aircraft, especially in an emergency or when roads are closed or dangerous 空运;空投 verb airliftsb/sth to take sb/sth to or from an area by aircraft, especially in an emergency or when roads are closed or dangerous 空运,空投(人员或物资) Two casualties were airlifted to safety. 两名伤亡人员已空运到安全地区。 compare sealift air·lift / ˈeəlɪft ; NAmE ˈerlɪft /
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