時(shí)間：2011-02-23 15:20來(lái)源：藍(lán)天飛行翻譯 作者：航空 點(diǎn)擊：次
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status /ste.t.s/ noun condition . The centre-zero ammeter tells the pilot the status of the aircraft battery. statute mile /stt.ut ma.l/ noun a non-SI unit of length equalling 1.609 kilometres . It is 20 statute miles to the airport. Abbreviation sm STC abbreviation supplemental type certificate STCA abbreviation short-term conflict alert steady /stedi/ adjective constant and unchanging . The manual test will give a steady red light. . a steady wind a wind of constant speed and direction steam fog /stim f./ noun fog formed when cold air moves over rela-tively warm water . Visibility was impaired because of steam fog. steel /stil/ noun a metal alloy of iron, carbon and other compounds . stain-less steel steel containing chromium and nickel that is highly resistant to cor-rosion . Tubing in parts of the system containing fluid at high pressure are usually made from stainless steel. steep /stip/ adjective 1. sloping sharply . a steep angle of approach the angle formed by the aircraft approach flight path and the horizontal is greater than usual 2. closely spaced 3. referring to marked changes in pressure or temperature in a relatively short hor-izontal distance . Cooling of the air in contact with the ground at night can cause a very steep inversion of temper-ature at the surface. . Pressure gradi-ents in anti-cyclonic curvature tend not to be steep. steer /st../ verb to direct by using a wheel or control stick . The aircraft is steered on the ground by using the rud-der pedals. steering /st..r../ noun 1. guiding or directing . Steering is controlled by rudder pedals. 2. a system for guiding or directing a car, aircraft, etc. . Most modern light aircraft have nose-wheel steering but older tail-draggers are steered on the ground by using differen-tial braking. step /step/ noun 1. a stage . The first step in map reading is to orientate the chart. 2. one stair . Mind the step! steward /stju.d/ noun a male mem-ber of airline staff who look after pas-sengers during the flight. . cabin crew, flight attendant, stewardess (NOTE: Different airlines use different terminol-ogy for their staff.)
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