tarmac的意思|tarmac的解释-里氏词典

tarmac ['tɑr`mæk]

n. 柏油碎石, 柏油碎石路

tarmac

[ noun ]

a paving material of tar and broken stone; mixed in a factory and shaped during paving

<noun.substance>

a paved surface having compressed layers of broken rocks held together with tar

<noun.artifact>

[ verb ]

surface with macadam

<verb.contact>

macadamise

macadamize

macadam the road

Complaints about the "tarmac campaign" and states that were ignored are quite visible.
Dozens of cargo aircraft sit on the airport tarmac.
His parents and four brothers and sisters rushed onto the tarmac to embrace him.
The whole sky went red and the airport shook like an earthquake." Money, passports, watches and clothes were scattered along the tarmac.
When the Soviet leader arrived in Beijing today, President Yang Shangkun greeted him on the tarmac with a warm two-handed handshake.
The brief greeting between Reagan and his vice president _ which took less than five minutes _ occurred under gray skies on an airport tarmac, with Air Force One and Air Force Two in the background.
Two hours before the Bushes arrived, army rangers with automatic rifles and wearing fatigues carried out an anti-terrorist drill on the tarmac where Air Force One was to land.
Japan Broadcasting Corp. showed a man lying face-down on the tarmac and being rushed into a local hospital.
The tape covers 49 minutes of conversations between the plane and the tower during the second landing at Beirut airport on June 15, when Stethem was shot and tossed onto the tarmac to die.
Outside, the tarmac was swarming with security officials, Italian police and firefighters, passengers said.
Moon was led down a stairway on to the tarmac after agents pounded on one of the plane's door, demanding it be opened.
Twelve-year-old Michaela Ostmann clutched her teddy bear "Sonny Heart" as her parents and fellow passengers were hustled onto buses waiting on the tarmac for the refugees who touched down in this northern industrial city just after 8:30 p.m.
Customarily, party officials would greet him at the airport, but this time, Sergei recounts, "the tarmac in front of the plane was empty except for two small figures looming up in the distance.
On the tarmac, the moon casts a ghostly glow over a wartime bomber, and all that is missing is a shout of "scramble!" But there is no stampede to battle stations this hot summer night.
Friday's resolution also calls for the return of foreign aircraft trapped on the tarmac during the invasion, when Iraq bombed Kuwait International Airport.
Two days later, a hundred people stand on the tarmac of a windy airfield in the remote southeastern Nebraska farming town of Fairbury as a Beechcraft King Air taxis beside the ripening soybeans.
But just before touchdown, green-grey patches of ice became visible on the tarmac.
So they built giant replicas of their finest buildings on the tarmac.
A few hours before the cocaine was found aboard the Eastern plane Wednesday, police searching cargo on the tarmac of Bogota's El Dorado international airport found 83.6 pounds of cocaine in boxes of carnations bound for Boston.
Navy diver Robert Dean Stethem, 23, of Waldorf, Md., is killed and his body thrown onto the airport tarmac.
On their patched and wavy tarmac and acute bends, the Xantia rode serenely. Best of all was the 16-valve model.
"Nowhere have the events been more dramatic than here in Berlin," Reagan said to the largely military audience on the airport tarmac, in front of two old planes that flew food to West Berlin during the Soviet blockade more than four decades ago.
On the tarmac at LAX, Mr. Keating's emissary met the senator, rode downtown in a limousine, got the documents signed and then returned to the airport.
A security officer guarded the door to the terminal while marshals arrested Hatcher, handcuffed him and led him to a car waiting on the tarmac.
The women were shot and thrown from the plane to the tarmac.
Algerian Interior Minister Hedi Khediri was seen going in a convoy of three cars to the plane, which was isolated on the tarmac of Houari Boumedienne airport with spotlights trained on it.
With their military jets lined up on the tarmac at Belle Chasse Naval Air Station on the outskirts of this convention city, Reagan and Bush kept the ceremony short, but affectionate.
"We were hanging right with him," said state police pilot Maj. John Denko. "We were not giving him a chance to set down and get away." The Gazelle landed on the airport tarmac with its pursuers right behind, Denko said.
They said the crew overpowered the woman hijacker on the plane after the male hijacker jumped to the tarmac below.
There was confusion at the airport where several other aircraft were already sitting on the tarmac waiting to be unloaded.

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