Stall
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定义
a (bathroom) stall: （浴室的）小隔间
How many stalls are there in the bathroom? 浴室里有几个小隔间？
to stall (someone): 拖延（某人），使（某人）等
to stall (a car): 使（汽车）熄火
to stall (a plane): 使（飞机）失控
Note that there is also a related noun: "a stall", which in aeronautical terms is a reduction in the lift of an aircraft.
示例
- "Also, if someone could please fix the lock on the men's room stall, that would be helpful."
- "Bruno : Those Spaniards are stalling on our building permit."
练习 1
Flying tips!
If you fly too slowly, the aircraft may . If this happens, increase to regain airspeed.
Before you land on the , make sure you lower your landing .
If you fly too slowly, the aircraft may . If this happens, increase to regain airspeed.
Before you land on the , make sure you lower your landing .
Flying tips!
If you fly too slowly, the aircraft may stall 1. If this happens, increase throttle 2 to regain airspeed.
Before you land on the runway 3, make sure you lower your landing gear 4.
If you fly too slowly, the aircraft may stall 1. If this happens, increase throttle 2 to regain airspeed.
Before you land on the runway 3, make sure you lower your landing gear 4.
1 stall: "To stall", in aeronautical terms, is to fly so slowly that the plane no longer generates "lift" or upward force. As a result, the plane starts to lose altitude. "To stall" can be used in other contexts: "to stall a car" is to accidentally stop a car's engine. Example: I STALLED the car before the traffic lights; you can also "stall someone", which means to purposefully delay someone. Example: I managed to STALL my father for a few minutes while my brother hid the broken vase.
1 throttle: "Throttle" is not something that an aircraft "does", it is the valve that regulates speed.
1 runway: "Runway" is not something that an aircraft "does", it is the long stretch of surface that aircraft use to land and take off.
1 gear: "Gear" is not something that an aircraft "does", the "landing gear" is the wheels that are lowered to allow an aircraft to land safely.
2 throttle: The "throttle" is the valve that regulates how much fuel is burnt in an internal combustion engine, controlling the speed of the aircraft. It is similar to "the gas" or accelerator pedal in a car. "To increase throttle" is to accelerate or increase speed.
2 stall: "Stall" is not something that can be increased, "to stall" is to fly too slowly and lose altitude.
2 runway: "runway" is not something that can be increased to regain speed - a "runway" is the long stretch of surface that aircraft use to land and take off.
2 gear: "Gear" is not something that can be increased to regain speed - the "landing gear" means the wheels that are lowered to allow an aircraft to land safely. However, the term "gear" does have a different meaning: "gears" describe the mechanism which allows a vehicle to change between different speeds (first gear, reverse gear etc). In this context, one might "change or switch (not increase) gear" to regain speed.
3 runway: The runway is the long length of flat, tarmacked surface that airplanes use to accelerate before take off and decelerate after landing.
3 throttle: It is impossible "to land on a throttle" - "throttle" is the valve that regulates speed.
3 stall: It is impossible "to land on a stall" - "to stall" is to fly too slowly and lose altitude.
3 gear: It is impossible "to land on a gear" - - the "landing gear" is the wheels that are lowered to allow an aircraft to land safely.
4 gear: This is correct. The "landing gear" is the unit(s) positioned on the underside of the aircraft that holds the wheels. The landing gear is withdrawn after take off and lowered before landing.
4 throttle: We can't "lower landing throttle" - "throttle" is the valve that regulates speed.
4 runway: We can't "lower landing runaway" - a "runway" is the long stretch of surface that aircraft use to land and take off.
4 stall: We can't "lower landing stall" - "to stall" is to fly too slowly and lose altitude.
练习 2
Which of the following statements is true?
Which of the following statements is true?
Bob wants the lock in the men's bathroom repaired, he does not actually want his own personal bathroom
Bob writes in great detail about his affinity for sugar, this statement is completely false.
Bob makes a harmless little joke about Kevin, he is not suggesting that Kevin has stolen money from him.
Bob requests that more sugar-based items be placed in the break room, and that the lock in the men's room be repaired. He is suggesting a few changes to the office
练习 3
Flying tips!
If you fly too slowly, the aircraft may . If this happens, increase to regain airspeed.
Before you land on the , make sure you lower your landing .
If you fly too slowly, the aircraft may . If this happens, increase to regain airspeed.
Before you land on the , make sure you lower your landing .
Flying tips!
If you fly too slowly, the aircraft may stall 1. If this happens, increase throttle 2 to regain airspeed.
Before you land on the runway 3, make sure you lower your landing gear 4.
If you fly too slowly, the aircraft may stall 1. If this happens, increase throttle 2 to regain airspeed.
Before you land on the runway 3, make sure you lower your landing gear 4.
1 stall: "To stall", in aeronautical terms, is to fly so slowly that the plane no longer generates "lift" or upward force. As a result, the plane starts to lose altitude. "To stall" can be used in other contexts: "to stall a car" is to accidentally stop a car's engine. Example: I STALLED the car before the traffic lights; you can also "stall someone", which means to purposefully delay someone. Example: I managed to STALL my father for a few minutes while my brother hid the broken vase.
1 throttle: "Throttle" is not something that an aircraft "does", it is the valve that regulates speed.
1 runway: "Runway" is not something that an aircraft "does", it is the long stretch of surface that aircraft use to land and take off.
1 gear: "Gear" is not something that an aircraft "does", the "landing gear" is the wheels that are lowered to allow an aircraft to land safely.
2 throttle: The "throttle" is the valve that regulates how much fuel is burnt in an internal combustion engine, controlling the speed of the aircraft. It is similar to "the gas" or accelerator pedal in a car. "To increase throttle" is to accelerate or increase speed.
2 stall: "Stall" is not something that can be increased, "to stall" is to fly too slowly and lose altitude.
2 runway: "runway" is not something that can be increased to regain speed - a "runway" is the long stretch of surface that aircraft use to land and take off.
2 gear: "Gear" is not something that can be increased to regain speed - the "landing gear" means the wheels that are lowered to allow an aircraft to land safely. However, the term "gear" does have a different meaning: "gears" describe the mechanism which allows a vehicle to change between different speeds (first gear, reverse gear etc). In this context, one might "change or switch (not increase) gear" to regain speed.
3 runway: The runway is the long length of flat, tarmacked surface that airplanes use to accelerate before take off and decelerate after landing.
3 throttle: It is impossible "to land on a throttle" - "throttle" is the valve that regulates speed.
3 stall: It is impossible "to land on a stall" - "to stall" is to fly too slowly and lose altitude.
3 gear: It is impossible "to land on a gear" - - the "landing gear" is the wheels that are lowered to allow an aircraft to land safely.
4 gear: This is correct. The "landing gear" is the unit(s) positioned on the underside of the aircraft that holds the wheels. The landing gear is withdrawn after take off and lowered before landing.
4 throttle: We can't "lower landing throttle" - "throttle" is the valve that regulates speed.
4 runway: We can't "lower landing runaway" - a "runway" is the long stretch of surface that aircraft use to land and take off.
4 stall: We can't "lower landing stall" - "to stall" is to fly too slowly and lose altitude.
