propeller

名词螺旋桨，推进器; =propellor

名词

1. 推进器：故依国际电工协会(IEC) 的规定,今后多层2.1.5 推进器(Propeller)技术 这是GE公司的一项最新的联合运用MRI和正电子发射体层摄影(PET)的方法较单独用MRI更能提高放射学家发现和评价脑肿瘤复发和放疗坏死将PET和容积CT联合应用有助于肿瘤放射中总肿瘤体积(GTV)的显示,

2. 螺旋桨：德国ZF海事集团在中国的全资企业--珠海采埃孚宏昌船舶推进系统有限公司,是一家专业生产螺旋桨(propeller) 的工厂,公司位于珠海平沙镇,总面积约4.6万平方米,首期已完工并投入使用面积约7千平方米,离市区45公里.

3. (螺)旋浆：目的:比较螺旋浆(PROPELLER)扫描技术和单次激发快速自旋回波(SSFSE)扫描技术颅脑磁共振成像的图像质量,揭示PROPELLER这一独特的成像技术在未镇静不配合受检者颅脑磁共振成像中临床应用价值.方法:25例疑颅内病变的临床受检者,

4. 螺旋器：美国人真......),拿到了螺旋器(PROPELLER). 再回右岸(RIGHTBANK),用小刀将多余的绳子(ROPE)割下,装上铁钩(HOOK'N'ROPE). 继续回头走到瀑布,TIM用铁钩钩住树,纵身跳进了瀑布. 唉呀!撞在一个大木桶(BARREL)上. 愤怒的TIM一脚将木桶踢掉,

5. propeller：prop; 螺旋桨

1. （轮船或飞机上的）螺旋桨，推进器
    A propeller is a device with blades which is attached to a boat or aircraft. The engine makes the propeller spin round and causes the boat or aircraft to move.

    e.g. ...a fixed three-bladed propeller.
           固定住的三叶型螺旋桨

1. The plane traveled a half mile along a taxiway, chopping up soybeans with the propeller before it got stuck in the field.

2. propeller的反义词

2. Propeller describes itself as the first digital satellite television channel in Europe to screen 100 percent new and original programming.

3. propeller的解释

3. The propeller of the Philippine vessel got tangled with the rope, disconnecting the Chinese fishing vessel from the 25 smaller boats.

4. They also got a rope entangled in the propeller on a harpoon vessel, causing it to slow down.

5. propeller的解释

5. A killer whale believed to be Luna died in Nootka Sound in 2006 when it was hit by the propeller of a large tugboat.

6. Droned by the aircraft propeller, her howl could be heard by all on the scene.

7. Chinese government knew that the education is the most import factor and propeller to the country's development.

8. Saturday as its screw propeller was enlaced by aquatic plants amid sudden gales on the sea.

9. propeller在线翻译

9. Political and security cooperation is viewed as the other propeller, he added.

10. Officials are now allowing helicopters and propeller planes to take off, but commercial flights remain grounded.

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