aviators

英 [ˈeɪvɪeɪtəz]

美 [ˈeɪvieɪtərz]

n.  飞行员; 飞机驾驶员
aviator的复数

柯林斯词典

• （尤指早期的）飞行员，飞机驾驶员
  Anaviatoris a pilot of a plane, especially in the early days of flying.

双语例句

• In order to find out why the HDL-ch of aviators is less than that of common people, experiments with acute hypoxia, decompression and stress were made.
  为探讨飞行人员血清HDL-ch偏低的原因，进行了急性缺氧、减压和紧张实验。
• In America the whole scale is too big, except for aviators.
  在美国整个比例都太大，当然对飞行员来说是个例外。
• Methods The first drafts of 20 items scale on self-efficacy and 11 items scale on working performance evaluation were accomplished by interview with 30 senior military aviators.
  方法首先对30名飞行专家进行访谈，形成20个条目的自我效能感量表初稿，以及11个条目的工作绩效考核提纲。
• Like their international counterparts, Chinese aviators have developed codes to avoid confusion stemming from homonyms or near-homonyms.
  中国飞行员与国际同行一样，也开发了一些代码以避免同音字或近音字造成混淆。
• Revision of Chinese military aviators 'personality inventory
  中国军事飞行人员人格测验修订
• Tian, like many other DIY aviators, started out manufacturing model airplanes.
  像许多DIY飞行家一样，田宇最初也是制造模型飞机。
• World War II aviators used to spot ships by the bioluminescence in their wakes.
  二战中的飞行员曾通过船只尾流中的生物发光现象来定位船只。
• The analysis of the structure for job performance of Chinese military aviators
  军事飞行员工作绩效结构的分析
• Blackburn said his father, the late Stanley blackburn, and his uncle John ed Blackburn were aviators.
  布莱克本说他父亲，斯坦利布莱克本，和他的叔叔约翰瑞德布莱克本都是飞行员。
• Analysis on Sickness Status of 1149 Aviators during Recuperation
  飞行员1149例疗养期间患病情况分析