cruiser 英 [ˈkru:zə(r)]   美 [ˈkruzɚ]

cruiser

cruiser  英 [ˈkru:zə(r)] 美 [ˈkruzɚ]

n. 巡洋舰;巡航飞机,警察巡逻车 

名词复数:cruisers 

I was taught to drive in an old Land cruiser there. 我在那里坐在一辆陆地巡洋舰里学开车。
The four ships are surrounded by the hospital ship Irtysh and flagman of the Pacific Fleet, Varyag cruiser. 这四艘舰艇由医护舰额尔齐斯和太平洋舰队的旗舰瓦良格号巡洋舰环绕。

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  • n. 巡洋舰;巡航飞机,警察巡逻车
  • 1. I was taught to drive in an old Land cruiser there.

    我在那里坐在一辆陆地巡洋舰里学开车。

  • 2. The four ships are surrounded by the hospital ship Irtysh and flagman of the Pacific Fleet, Varyag cruiser.

    这四艘舰艇由医护舰额尔齐斯和太平洋舰队的旗舰瓦良格号巡洋舰环绕。

  • 3. The state plans to sue the US Navy to seek compensation for coral ruined when a guided missile cruiser the length of two football fields ran aground near Pearl Harbor in February.

    美国海军一艘长度相当于两座足球场的导弹巡洋舰二月在珍珠港附近触礁搁浅,夏威夷州政府计画控告美国海军,针对珊瑚受损求偿。

  • cruiser (n.) 1670s, agent noun from cruise (v.), or, probably, borrowed from similar words in neighboring languages (such as Dutch kruiser, French croiseur), originally a warship built to cruise and protect commerce or chase hostile ships (but in 18c. often applied to privateers).
cruiser / ˈkruːzə(r) ; NAmE ˈkruːzər / noun 1 a large fast ship used in war 巡洋舰 2 ( also ˈcabin cruiser ) a boat with a motor and room for people to sleep, used for pleasure trips (可供住宿的)舱式游艇 3 ( NAmE) a police car 巡逻警车 cruiser cruisers cruiser / ˈkruːzə(r) ; NAmE ˈkruːzər /
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