flight

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柯林斯詞典

flight /fla?t/ (flights)

1. N-COUNT A flight is a trip made by flying, usually in an aeroplane. 飛行
The flight will take four hours. 此次飛行將需要四個(gè)小時(shí)。
2. N-COUNT You can refer to an aeroplane carrying passengers on a particular trip as a particular flight. 航班[also N num]
BA flight 286 was two hours late. 英國(guó)航空286次航班晚點(diǎn)兩個(gè)小時(shí)。
3. N-COUNT A flight of steps or stairs is a set of steps or stairs that lead from one level to another without changing direction. 一段 (臺(tái)階或樓梯)
We walked in silence up a flight of stairs and down a long corridor. 我們默默地走上一段樓梯，穿過(guò)一道長(zhǎng)廊。
4. N-UNCOUNT Flight is the action of flying, or the ability to fly. 飛行; 飛行能力
Supersonic flight could become a routine form of travel in the 21st century. 搭乘超音速飛機(jī)飛行會(huì)成為21世紀(jì)常見(jiàn)的旅行方式。
5. N-UNCOUNT Flight is the act of running away from a dangerous or unpleasant situation or place. 逃跑
The family was often in flight, hiding out in friends' houses. 這一家人經(jīng)常逃來(lái)逃去，躲藏在朋友們的家里。
6. N a feather or plastic attachment fitted to an arrow or dart to give it stability in flight 鏢尾
7. N a set of steps or stairs between one landing or floor and the next 一段(臺(tái)階或樓梯)
8. V to cause (a ball, dart, etc) to float slowly or deceptively towards its target 使(球，鏢等)慢慢移向目標(biāo)[sport]

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劍橋詞典

flight noun (JOURNEY)

Passengers are requested to check in two hours before the flight.
If the flight is late, we'll miss our connection .
Welcome aboard flight BA345 to Tokyo.
I wonder if you could help me - I'd like some information about flights to New Zealand.
Have you had any luck with booking your flight?

flight noun (AIRCRAFT)

Welcome aboard flight BA345 to Tokyo.
All passengers for flight LH103 please proceed to gate 16.
"This is flight 595X. Do you read me? Over."
Flight BA498 has been delayed by 30 minutes .
British Airways regret to announce the cancellation of flight BA205 to Madrid.

flight noun (MOVEMENT)

flight noun (ESCAPE)

Many residents of the town took flight when they heard news of the approaching hurricane .
The book gives an account of his flight from political persecution in 1956.
He confronted the danger and never considered taking flight.
The villagers took flight from the advancing troops .
While others defended the town , he took flight to the mountains .

flight noun (SET)

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