aeroplanes

英 [ˈeərəpleɪnz]

美

n. 飞机
aeroplane的复数

柯林斯词典

飞机
Anaeroplaneis a vehicle with wings and one or more engines that enable it to fly through the air.

in AM, use 美国英语用 airplane

But nuclear power is much less fundamental to the workings of the world than petrol or aeroplanes.
不过，与石油或飞机相比，核能对世界运行的基础性作用要弱得多。
Aeroplanes are slowly driving me mad.
飞机正在逐渐把我逼疯。
There were no aeroplanes in napoleon's lifetime.
拿破仑活着的时候没有飞机。
Some of the remotely-controlled aeroplanes that hobbyists build are a third to half the size of their full-scale counterparts.
业务爱好者建造的某些遥控飞机，大小只有完整机型的三分之一到一半。
For example, China's aeroplanes, iron ores and petroleum, etc.
例如，中国的飞机、铁矿石、石油等。
I saw a head-on collision between two aeroplanes.
我看见两架飞机迎面相撞。
The boy has become fascinated with making model aeroplanes.
这孩子做飞机模型都入了迷了。
After all, what did it matter who had invented aeroplanes?
说到底，谁发明了飞机，这有什么关系？
But it's been scientifically proven that cars and aeroplanes contribute more to global warming than hairdryers and curling tongs.
但科学已经证实了，汽车和飞机所带来的全球温室效应恶果，一定比风筒和鬈发钳带来的多得多。
The west has lots of aeroplanes, so they crash.
西方有许多飞机，所以会有坠机事件。