英语词汇flight的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

flight /flaɪt/ noun a journey in a plane or space vehicle, or the plane or vehicle that is making the journeyadjectivesa good/pleasant/comfortable flight Have a good flight!a long/short flight I was very tired after the long flight.a cheap flight I found a cheap flight on the internet.a direct/non-stop flight (=going straight from one place to another without stopping) She got on the next direct flight to Tokyo.a connecting flight (=arriving in time for you to get on another plane) We flew to New York before catching a connecting flight to Chicago.a long-haul/long-distance flight (=one travelling a long distance) You should wear comfortable clothes on a long-haul flight.an international flight (=between one country and another) The number of international flights increased by over 5% last year.a domestic/internal flight (=within a country) Is there a domestic flight between Boston and Portland?a return flight BrE a round-trip flight AmE (=to a place and back again) The holiday cost nearly £1,000, including a return flight and accommodation.a scheduled flight (=a plane service that flies at the same time every day or every week) There is only one scheduled flight per day between the islands.a charter flight (=a plane service that is arranged for a particular group or purpose) The company is operating charter flights to Crete.a test flight (=a flight to test a new plane) The plane performed well on its first test flight.a maiden flight (=the first flight of a new plane) The plane’s maiden flight is scheduled for November.verbs + flightbook a flight (=reserve a seat on a particular plane) I booked a flight to Paris over the internet.be booked on a flight I am booked on this morning’s flight from Heathrow to LAX.catch a flight (=be in time to get on a plane) They caught a flight that night to Frankfurt.get a flight (=book it or catch it) I’ll be there tomorrow morning if I can get a flight. | You’ll need to leave before 7 to get your flight.board a flight (=get on a flight) We arrived at the departure lounge to board the flight to Madrid.get on/off a flight She’d just got off a flight from Buenos Aires.miss your flight (=arrive too late for a flight) Jack overslept and missed his flight.travel on a flight Passengers travelling on flight 373 to Zurich should proceed to gate 17.operate flights (=make flights available for people to use) The airline operates three flights a day between London and New York.flight + verbsa flight leaves also a flight departs formal By the time we got to the airport, our flight had already left.a flight arrives/lands The flight landed 30 minutes late.a flight is cancelled All flights have been cancelled due to fog.a flight is delayed She called to say her flight was delayed.a flight is diverted (=it has to change direction and land at a different airport) Our flight was diverted to Luton because of poor weather.a flight is bound for London/New York etc (=it is going there) Johnson boarded a flight bound for Caracas.flight + nounsflight time (=how long it takes to fly somewhere) Our estimated flight time is 3 hours and 15 minutes.flight path (=the route taken by an aircraft) They lived directly underneath a busy flight path.the flight number (=the number given to the flight by the airline or airport) Write the flight number on all your luggage labels.a flight plan (=the planned route of an aircraft) For some reason the pilot diverged from the flight plan.a flight attendant (=a person who looks after passengers on a plane) The flight attendant asked me if I wanted a drink.the flight crew (=the pilot and all the other people working on a plane) The flight crew helped passengers board the plane.prepositionsa flight to a place There are three flights a day to Logan Airport from Heathrow.a flight from a place Has the flight from Sydney landed yet?

词组	flight
释义	flight /flaɪt/ noun a journey in a plane or space vehicle, or the plane or vehicle that is making the journeyadjectivesa good/pleasant/comfortable flight Have a good flight!a long/short flight I was very tired after the long flight.a cheap flight I found a cheap flight on the internet.a direct/non-stop flight (=going straight from one place to another without stopping) She got on the next direct flight to Tokyo.a connecting flight (=arriving in time for you to get on another plane) We flew to New York before catching a connecting flight to Chicago.a long-haul/long-distance flight (=one travelling a long distance) You should wear comfortable clothes on a long-haul flight.an international flight (=between one country and another) The number of international flights increased by over 5% last year.a domestic/internal flight (=within a country) Is there a domestic flight between Boston and Portland?a return flight BrE a round-trip flight AmE (=to a place and back again) The holiday cost nearly £1,000, including a return flight and accommodation.a scheduled flight (=a plane service that flies at the same time every day or every week) There is only one scheduled flight per day between the islands.a charter flight (=a plane service that is arranged for a particular group or purpose) The company is operating charter flights to Crete.a test flight (=a flight to test a new plane) The plane performed well on its first test flight.a maiden flight (=the first flight of a new plane) The plane’s maiden flight is scheduled for November.verbs + flightbook a flight (=reserve a seat on a particular plane) I booked a flight to Paris over the internet.be booked on a flight I am booked on this morning’s flight from Heathrow to LAX.catch a flight (=be in time to get on a plane) They caught a flight that night to Frankfurt.get a flight (=book it or catch it) I’ll be there tomorrow morning if I can get a flight. \| You’ll need to leave before 7 to get your flight.board a flight (=get on a flight) We arrived at the departure lounge to board the flight to Madrid.get on/off a flight She’d just got off a flight from Buenos Aires.miss your flight (=arrive too late for a flight) Jack overslept and missed his flight.travel on a flight Passengers travelling on flight 373 to Zurich should proceed to gate 17.operate flights (=make flights available for people to use) The airline operates three flights a day between London and New York.flight + verbsa flight leaves also a flight departs formal By the time we got to the airport, our flight had already left.a flight arrives/lands The flight landed 30 minutes late.a flight is cancelled All flights have been cancelled due to fog.a flight is delayed She called to say her flight was delayed.a flight is diverted (=it has to change direction and land at a different airport) Our flight was diverted to Luton because of poor weather.a flight is bound for London/New York etc (=it is going there) Johnson boarded a flight bound for Caracas.flight + nounsflight time (=how long it takes to fly somewhere) Our estimated flight time is 3 hours and 15 minutes.flight path (=the route taken by an aircraft) They lived directly underneath a busy flight path.the flight number (=the number given to the flight by the airline or airport) Write the flight number on all your luggage labels.a flight plan (=the planned route of an aircraft) For some reason the pilot diverged from the flight plan.a flight attendant (=a person who looks after passengers on a plane) The flight attendant asked me if I wanted a drink.the flight crew (=the pilot and all the other people working on a plane) The flight crew helped passengers board the plane.prepositionsa flight to a place There are three flights a day to Logan Airport from Heathrow.a flight from a place Has the flight from Sydney landed yet?
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