hydroplane
hydroplane 英 [ˈhaɪdrəpleɪn] 美 [ˈhaɪdrəˌplen]
n. 水上滑艇；水上飞机；水平舵
进行时:hydroplaning 过去式:hydroplaned 过去分词:hydroplaned 第三人称单数:hydroplanes 名词复数:hydroplanes
- A hydroplane is an aircraft that's designed to land on water, or a boat that skims lightly across the water's surface. When you hydroplane, it's more likely to be in a car that's slipping on a wet road.
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- n. 水上滑艇；水上飞机；水平舵
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1. The designer of marine aircraft demonstrated his newest hydroplane.
那个水上飞机设计师演示了他的最新水上飞机。
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2. Water had accumulated in the rim of this pan and the cover was beginning to hydroplane.
水蒸气在锅的边缘凝结成水,盖子摩擦力就变得很小了。
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3. That's why your car may not hydroplane at thirty miles per hour, but might at sixty miles per hour.
那就是为什么你的车不要以三十英里每小时的速度水上飞机似的行驶，而是以六十英里每小时的速度行驶。
- hydroplane (n.) "motorboat that glides on the surface of water," 1895, coined by U.S. engineer Harvey D. Williams ["Sibley Journal of Engineering," Cornell University, vol. x, p.81]; from hydro- + ending from airplane.
- hydroplane (v.) by 1908, "to skim the surface of water by use of hydroplanes," from hydroplane (n.). Meaning "skid on a thin layer of water" (especially of automobile tires) first recorded 1962, properly aquaplane (itself from 1961 in this sense). Related: Hydroplaned; hydroplaning.
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