masts

英 [mɑːsts]

美 [mæsts]

n.  桅杆; 船桅; 天线塔; 旗杆
mast的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 船桅;桅杆
  Themastsof a boat are the tall upright poles that support its sails.
• 天线杆
  A radiomastis a tall upright structure that is used to transmit radio or television signals.
• tonailyourcolours to the mast→ see:colour

双语例句

• The masts level with the spires of churches.
  船桅与教堂塔尖同高。
• QTE, Quadrennial Through Examination for Derricks and Permanent Attachments to the Derricks, Masts and Decks;
  吊货杆及连接于吊货杆、桅和甲板的固定零部件的四年度全面检验；
• City of hurried and sparkling waters! City of spires and masts! City nested in bays! My city!
  匆匆地和闪耀的流水城市！塔尖与桅樯耸立的城市！蹲在海湾里的城市！我的城市！
• Take additional safety measures for work in masts.
  在大桅作业时采取附加安全措施。
• The masts of overhead stacking crane are grouped into fixed and telescopic types.
  桥式堆垛起重机的立柱分为固定式和伸缩式两大类。
• First the sails and then the masts went.
  先是帆坏了，随后桅杆也断了。
• The strange light that appeared on the masts was probably electricity from the thunderstorm.
  出现在桅杆上的奇怪光亮很可能是雷暴中的电流。
• The Denver International Airport features a terminal building roofed by a white membrane stretched from steel masts.
  丹佛国际机场的特色就是航站的屋顶是用钢杆撑起的白色薄膜。
• There is a forest of masts in the harbour.
  港口樯桅林立。
• Any sail set on a stay ( as between two masts).
  设置在支柱的帆（在两个桅杆之间）。