There are 24 total results for your 飛機 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
飛機 飞机 see styles |
fēi jī fei1 ji1 fei chi |
airplane; CL:架[jia4] |
飛機場 飞机场 see styles |
fēi jī chǎng fei1 ji1 chang3 fei chi ch`ang fei chi chang |
airport; (slang) flat chest; CL:處|处[chu4] |
飛機師 飞机师 see styles |
fēi jī shī fei1 ji1 shi1 fei chi shih |
pilot; aviator |
飛機杯 see styles |
fēi jī bēi fei1 ji1 bei1 fei chi pei |
male masturbator (sex toy); artificial vagina |
飛機票 飞机票 see styles |
fēi jī piào fei1 ji1 piao4 fei chi p`iao fei chi piao |
air ticket; CL:張|张[zhang1] |
飛機雲 飞机云 see styles |
fēi jī yún fei1 ji1 yun2 fei chi yün |
contrail |
飛機餐 飞机餐 see styles |
fēi jī cān fei1 ji1 can1 fei chi ts`an fei chi tsan |
in-flight meal |
下飛機 下飞机 see styles |
xià fēi jī xia4 fei1 ji1 hsia fei chi |
to get off a plane; to deplane |
打飛機 打飞机 see styles |
dǎ fēi jī da3 fei1 ji1 ta fei chi |
(slang) (of a male) to masturbate; to jerk off |
放飛機 放飞机 see styles |
fàng fēi jī fang4 fei1 ji1 fang fei chi |
(coll.) to stand sb up; to fail to honor an agreement |
飛機失事 飞机失事 see styles |
fēi jī shī shì fei1 ji1 shi1 shi4 fei chi shih shih |
plane crash |
飛機艙門 飞机舱门 see styles |
fēi jī cāng mén fei1 ji1 cang1 men2 fei chi ts`ang men fei chi tsang men |
airplane cabin door |
協和飛機 协和飞机 see styles |
xié hé fēi jī xie2 he2 fei1 ji1 hsieh ho fei chi |
Concorde, supersonic passenger airliner |
單翼飛機 单翼飞机 see styles |
dān yì fēi jī dan1 yi4 fei1 ji1 tan i fei chi |
monoplane |
水上飛機 水上飞机 see styles |
shuǐ shàng fēi jī shui3 shang4 fei1 ji1 shui shang fei chi |
seaplane |
直升飛機 直升飞机 see styles |
zhí shēng fēi jī zhi2 sheng1 fei1 ji1 chih sheng fei chi |
see 直升機|直升机[zhi2 sheng1 ji1] |
航天飛機 航天飞机 see styles |
háng tiān fēi jī hang2 tian1 fei1 ji1 hang t`ien fei chi hang tien fei chi |
space shuttle |
雙翼飛機 双翼飞机 see styles |
shuāng yì fēi jī shuang1 yi4 fei1 ji1 shuang i fei chi |
biplane |
噴氣式飛機 喷气式飞机 see styles |
pēn qì shì fēi jī pen1 qi4 shi4 fei1 ji1 p`en ch`i shih fei chi pen chi shih fei chi |
jet aircraft |
中国商用飛機 see styles |
chuugokushouyouhiki / chugokushoyohiki ちゅうごくしょうようひき |
(c) Comac; Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China |
中國商用飛機 中国商用飞机 see styles |
zhōng guó shāng yòng fēi jī zhong1 guo2 shang1 yong4 fei1 ji1 chung kuo shang yung fei chi |
COMAC (Chinese aeronautics company) |
垂直起落飛機 垂直起落飞机 see styles |
chuí zhí qǐ luò fēi jī chui2 zhi2 qi3 luo4 fei1 ji1 ch`ui chih ch`i lo fei chi chui chih chi lo fei chi |
vertical takeoff and landing aircraft |
短距起落飛機 短距起落飞机 see styles |
duǎn jù qǐ luò fēi jī duan3 ju4 qi3 luo4 fei1 ji1 tuan chü ch`i lo fei chi tuan chü chi lo fei chi |
short takeoff and landing aircraft |
垂直和短距起落飛機 垂直和短距起落飞机 see styles |
chuí zhí hé duǎn jù qǐ luò fēi jī chui2 zhi2 he2 duan3 ju4 qi3 luo4 fei1 ji1 ch`ui chih ho tuan chü ch`i lo fei chi chui chih ho tuan chü chi lo fei chi |
vertical or short takeoff and landing aircraft |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 24 results for "飛機" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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