cockpit的意思|cockpit的解释-里氏词典

cockpit ['kɒkpit]

n. 驾驶员座舱, 战场

The cockpit of the driver's seat in a racing car is very small.
赛车的驾驶员座舱非常小。
Belgium has been called the cockpit of Europe.
比利时被称作欧洲战场。
He climbed into the cockpit and started the engine.
他爬进座舱，把发动机开动起来。

cockpit

[ noun ]

compartment where the pilot sits while flying the aircraft

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a pit for cockfights

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seat where the driver sits while driving a racing car

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Cockpit \Cock"pit`\ (k[o^]k"p[i^]t), n.
1. A pit, or inclosed area, for cockfights.

Henry the Eighth had built . . . a cockpit.
--Macaulay.

2. The Privy Council room at Westminster; -- so called
because built on the site of the cockpit of Whitehall
palace. --Brande & C.

3. (Naut.)
(a) That part of a war vessel appropriated to the wounded
during an engagement.
(b) In yachts and other small vessels, a space lower than
the rest of the deck, which affords easy access to the
cabin.

4. In airplanes or boats, the space where the pilot or
operator sits to control the vehicle. In airplanes it is
usually in the front of the fuselage. In larger airplanes
it may be closed off from the {cabin}, where the
passengers travel.
[PJC]

The crew members' cockpit training clearly came into play, says William Traub, United's vice president for flight training.
There is a switch in the cockpit that allows a pilot to assume manual control of the stabilator, the Army says.
The dream of some pilots to buy their own planes and run an airline is becoming reality for 6,326 United Airlines flyers, who will have to learn to operate in the boardroom as well as the cockpit.
Color photographs of the airliner in today's newspapers showed red flecks above a window in the cockpit where the wind had spattered Lancaster's blood.
The tape also includes an exchange between an air traffic controller and a military pilot who said he saw Root move in the cockpit after passing out but then apparently lapse back into unconsciousness.
The impact broke the plane's wings and smashed the cockpit windows.
Flight schools also are seeing more trainers leave to enter the cockpit, according to the union, known by the acronym ALPA.
Speculation centered on engine trouble, indicated in cockpit conversations, as investigators and manufacturers' representatives today tried to determine the cause of a Delta Air Lines jetliner crash that killed 13 people.
Maresca said he did hear the shot in the cockpit but did not see who pulled the trigger.
Inoue said cockpit light indicated a fire aboard the jet, and the pilot dumped fuel as a safety measure, but authorities found no evidence of fire aboard.
The transcript of a tape shows that about nine seconds after an apparently normal takeoff, a cockpit alarm showed the Boeing 727 was not able to gather enough speed to stay aloft, the Dallas Times Herald reported.
The hijacker forced his way into the cockpit and ordered all crew members but the pilot to leave, said a report on the crash investigation.
FAA recently chastised Delta for inadequate cockpit discipline and poor coordination and communications among pilots, and Delta has said that it will formalize the checklist process with increased emphasis on verbal challenges.
The Chicago-based airline did not provide details about the proposed contract, which is subject to ratification by the 681 Midway cockpit crew members represented by ALPA.
The board said in a brief summary of findings that the tape revealed "the sounds of a scuffle and several shots which were apparently fired in or near the cockpit." It has been presumed that both the pilot and co-pilot likely were shot.
The board rejected a conclusion proposed by its staff that would have sharply criticized the cockpit crew of Aloha Flight 243 for procedures used in landing the heavily damaged plane.
The cockpit with a large chunk of fuselage came to rest in thick brambles and trees near the top of the embankment.
One complaint was: "I don't want a cockpit.
Crash investigators said the rudder was erroneously set all the way to the left, causing the plane to drift to the side during the takeoff attempt, although cockpit communication tapes showed the pilots made all the proper checks.
The fire broke out in a bin housing the Boeing 727's computer and electronic equipment in the belly of the aircraft below and behind the cockpit, Fred Rollins, Delta's district marketing director, said at a briefing.
It is known that Pan Am Flight 103 in rapid order lost its radar transponder, radio contact and both flight and cockpit voice recorders, this investigator said.
Mr. Root, in a July flight from Washington to North Carolina, reportedly blacked out in the cockpit of his single-engine plane.
The right wing broke off, and the cockpit was crushed.
Doctors later discovered he had suffered a gunshot wound to the abdomen; Root theorized a pistol in his plane's cockpit may have fired when the plane hit the water.
Both the NTSB and United have denied requests to provide the recording, which contains cockpit conversations and transmissions between the aircraft and air traffic controllers, according to Richard Schaden, Ms. Van Handel's lawyer.
It undershot the runway by about half a mile, shearing off treetops and ripping apart with its tail embedded in the ground while the cockpit ended up in a thicket.
An automatic cockpit warning that slats or flaps weren't extended failed to sound; nobody knows why.
The cockpit tape, on a loop that records over itself after about a half-hour, covers only the final 33 minutes and 34 seconds of the flight.
The pieces were scattered on a dirt road, a rice field and a pond, where the charred cockpit and fuselage were found along with most of the bodies.
A dozen people were hurt in the emergency evacuation of a New York-bound TWA jet at Heathrow airport today after a faulty cockpit indicator warned of a fire, authorities said.

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