airspace

英 [ˈeəspeɪs]

美 [ˈerspeɪs]

n.  领空; (某国的)空域

复数：airspaces　

高考机械

BNC.23446 / COCA.16254

牛津词典

noun

• 领空；（某国的）空域
  the part of the sky where planes fly, usually the part above a particular country that is legally controlled by that country
  1. The jet entered Chinese airspace without permission.
     那架喷气式飞机未经允许闯入中国领空。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 空域；领空
  A country'sairspaceis the part of the sky that is over that country and is considered to belong to it.
  1. The plane left British airspace.
     飞机飞离了英国领空。

英英释义

noun

• the atmosphere above a nation that is deemed to be under its jurisdiction
  1. the plane was refused permission to enter Chinese airspace
• the space in the atmosphere immediately above the earth
  Synonym:air space

双语例句

• The people's Republic has said it will shoot down any aircraft invading its airspace.
  人民共和国说将击落任何侵入其领空的飞机。
• An aircraft intruded China's airspace over* area for reconnaissance.
  一架飞机飞越*地区，侵入中国上空进行侦察。
• He said the United States does not seek permanent bases or long-term control of Iraqi airspace.
  他说，美国并不寻求在伊拉克设立永久性的基地，也不想长期控制伊拉克领空。
• More comprehensive information would allow airlines to better understand why airspace is restricted.
  更为全面的信息会让航空公司更好地了解空域被限制的原因。
• Air traffic controllers in Germany said all restrictions on the country's airspace had been lifted.
  德国空中交通管制表示解除该国领空所有限制。
• Task, weather, airspace information, and any special requirements shall be in writing.
  任务、天气、空域的资料，以及任何特殊要求，应采用书面形式。
• Americans are entering our airspace.
  美国人进入我们的领空了。
• Tensions rose last month, when Georgia accused Russia of shooting down an unmanned reconnaissance aircraft in Georgian airspace.
  上个月，紧张加剧。格鲁吉亚指责俄罗斯击落一架在格鲁吉亚领空的无人驾驶侦察机。
• They were not talking about property rights, environmental policy or pensions, but about airspace.
  他们不是讨论物权，环境政策或退休基金，而是讨论空域。
• An airspace of defined dimensions within which Flight Information Service and Alerting Service are provided.
  一个有飞行资料服务和警告服务的范围限定的空域。