aft
/ɑːft/ (bre, ipa) · [ˈæft] /æft/ (ame, ipa) · [ˈæft] /ˈaft/ (ame, mw)
aft — 形容詞
- aftpositive
- aftercomparative
- aftestsuperlative
1. positioned in the rear section of a ship, boat, or aircraft — for instance, the
船尾/機尾的
位於船隻或飛機後部的
positioned in the rear section of a ship, boat, or aircraft — for instance, the aft cabin, the aft deck, or the aft cargo hold.
Theo slept in the aft cabin during the sailing trip in Greece.
Theo 在希臘的航行旅程中睡在船尾的船艙裡。
aft + noun describing cabin location
The aft cargo door of the aircraft would not close properly before takeoff.
飛機的機尾貨艙門在起飛前無法正常關閉。
Bao stood at the aft-deck rail and watched the island disappear.
Bao 站在船尾甲板的欄杆旁,看著島嶼消失。
The ship's aft engine room flooded after the hull was damaged in the storm.
船的船尾引擎室在船體被暴風雨損壞後進水了。
Lan checked the aft storage locker for life jackets before the boat left the harbour.
Lan 在船駛離港口前檢查了船尾儲物櫃,確認有救生衣。
文法句型
aft + noun (cabin, deck, hold, section)
用法筆記
Attributive only — 'aft' before a noun. In everyday English, it is mostly restricted to technical, nautical, or aeronautical writing. For general descriptions of position, 'back' or 'rear' are far more common.
常見錯誤
aft — 副詞
1. describing the direction of movement or the position of something at the rear en
向船尾/機尾
朝船或飛機後方移動
describing the direction of movement or the position of something at the rear end of a vessel or aircraft — used with verbs like 'move', 'walk', 'store', or 'be located'.
The captain told the new sailor to move aft and help secure the sails.
船長告訴新水手到船尾去幫忙固定船帆。
verb of motion + aft: move aft / go aft
Kemi walked aft along the narrow corridor to reach her cabin near the stern.
Kemi 沿著狹窄的走廊往船尾走,抵達靠近船尾的船艙。
The life rafts are stored aft, just behind the main deck on both sides.
救生艇存放在船尾,就在主甲板的後方兩側。
Emre pointed aft and shouted that a large wave was coming toward the boat.
Emre 指向船尾大喊,說一個大浪正朝船的方向打過來。
The helicopter landing area is located aft of the main passenger deck.
直升機的降落區位於主乘客甲板的後方。
文法句型
verb + aft
aft of + noun
用法筆記
Often used in the fixed phrase 'fore and aft', meaning 'from the front to the back of the ship'. The adverb 'aft' can also follow a verb of position such as 'be located', 'sit', or 'stand'.