Engineer
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定义
an engineer: 工程师
engineering: 工程
I studied engineering in college.我在大学学习工程。
an engine: 发动机
示例
- "Once you've fixed the engine, and fixed the hole in the hull."
- "We cannot guarantee that an engineer will ever visit your home to set up the internet connection."
- "Some of the world's best engineers work with planes, and they have already come up with some interesting solutions to the pollution problem. Here are a few of our favourites..."
- "Bob and his team of technicians and engineers handle all of our information systems, software applications and hardware devices."
- "This is Archibald Savant, Engineering Supervisor here at Know-it-all Tech Solutions."
- "Engineers are currently developing craft which would be able to fly from London to New York in 35 hours."
- "Hundreds of western corporations are outsourcing call center operations, non-strategic engineering work, textile production and more to developing countries."
- "From cutting-edge French auto manufacturer Citron comes a new hybrid car equipped with four tires, an engine, two doors and a super smooth suspension that will make you think you're driving on cheese."
- "Best time for installation engineer to visit: MORNINGS"
- "Upon receipt of the completed form, we will contact you to arrange a visit from one of our installation engineers*."
- "Wang Aeronautics (Guangzhou, jet fuels and airplane engines."
- "Bob and his assistant Jean Marron manage a team of technicians and engineers who handle all of our information systems, software applications, hardware devices, etcetera."
- "Order 25 pizzas for the engineering convention tonight"
- "I'm going to consult with one of our technical engineers and give you a call back sometime this afternoon."
- "Scrabble tournaments, martial arts, small-engine repair, jigsaw puzzles"
- "Philip : You do realize that you're an engineer, and that your job is setting up the internet?"
练习 1
Fill in the blanks below with terms used in the article.
The first term we're looking for means "a journey through the air", for example in a plane:
My was cancelled, so I had to sleep in the airport.
Next, we want you to find a job title or profession:
People who work with machines, structures, systems, etc. are called .
Now we're looking for a term to describe any vessel which travels through the sky (helicopters, planes, etc.):
The latest are equipped with three television screens per passenger. (HINT: the right answer is NOT "airplane", "airship", or "aeroplane"!)
This verb means "to take control of illegally", "to commandeer", or "to rob during a journey":
The plane was by five mice who then flew it to the nearest cheese farm.
Finally, this term describes the distance between each wing of a bird, a plane, a Superman, etc.:
The new Boring 727 has a of 60 metres.
The first term we're looking for means "a journey through the air", for example in a plane:
My was cancelled, so I had to sleep in the airport.
Next, we want you to find a job title or profession:
People who work with machines, structures, systems, etc. are called .
Now we're looking for a term to describe any vessel which travels through the sky (helicopters, planes, etc.):
The latest are equipped with three television screens per passenger. (HINT: the right answer is NOT "airplane", "airship", or "aeroplane"!)
This verb means "to take control of illegally", "to commandeer", or "to rob during a journey":
The plane was by five mice who then flew it to the nearest cheese farm.
Finally, this term describes the distance between each wing of a bird, a plane, a Superman, etc.:
The new Boring 727 has a of 60 metres.
Fill in the blanks below with terms used in the article.
The first term we're looking for means "a journey through the air", for example in a plane:
My flight 1 was cancelled, so I had to sleep in the airport.
Next, we want you to find a job title or profession:
People who work with machines, structures, systems, etc. are called engineers 2.
Now we're looking for a term to describe any vessel which travels through the sky (helicopters, planes, etc.):
The latest aircraft 3 are equipped with three television screens per passenger. (HINT: the right answer is NOT "airplane", "airship", or "aeroplane"!)
This verb means "to take control of illegally", "to commandeer", or "to rob during a journey":
The plane was hijacked 4 by five mice who then flew it to the nearest cheese farm.
Finally, this term describes the distance between each wing of a bird, a plane, a Superman, etc.:
The new Boring 727 has a wingspan 5 of 60 metres.
The first term we're looking for means "a journey through the air", for example in a plane:
My flight 1 was cancelled, so I had to sleep in the airport.
Next, we want you to find a job title or profession:
People who work with machines, structures, systems, etc. are called engineers 2.
Now we're looking for a term to describe any vessel which travels through the sky (helicopters, planes, etc.):
The latest aircraft 3 are equipped with three television screens per passenger. (HINT: the right answer is NOT "airplane", "airship", or "aeroplane"!)
This verb means "to take control of illegally", "to commandeer", or "to rob during a journey":
The plane was hijacked 4 by five mice who then flew it to the nearest cheese farm.
Finally, this term describes the distance between each wing of a bird, a plane, a Superman, etc.:
The new Boring 727 has a wingspan 5 of 60 metres.
1 flight: "Flight" is the term we were looking for here. A "flight" is a journey through the air. It is the noun associated with the verb "to fly". Note that the word "flight" rhymes with "might", "height", and "white"!
2 engineers: "Engineers" is the correct answer here. There are lots of different types of engineer: software engineers (who work with computers), structural engineers (who design bridges, buildings, etc.), aerospace engineers (who design aircraft and spacecraft). If you study "engineering" at university, you can become an "engineer" (unless you fail!).
3 aircraft: "Aircraft" is the right answer. "Aircraft" is a general term which can be applied to any flying vessel or vehicle, such as helicopters, airships, and planes. Note that the plural of "aircraft" is simply "aircraft"! The term "craft" can also be used to describe vessels which travel in the sky, in space, or in or through water (boats, ships, submarines, etc.).
4 hijacked: "Hijacked" is the term we were looking for here. To "hijack" a plane is to take control of it, usually in order to fly it to a different destination. "Hijacking" is most often associated with terrorists "hijacking" planes, as they did on September 11th 2001 in the USA. A person who takes control of a vehicle in this way is called a "hijacker".
5 wingspan: "Wingspan" is the right answer. The "wingspan" of a plane is the distance between the ends of each of the plane's wings. This term can also be used in the natural world, to describe how wide birds are when their wings are fully extended. Example: "The blackbird's wingspan is around 36cm".
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