flyby
flyby — 名詞
- flybysingular
- flybiesplural
1. a planned journey by a spacecraft that passes close to a planet, moon, or other
飛掠
太空船接近天體飛行收集資料
a planned journey by a spacecraft that passes close to a planet, moon, or other object in space in order to collect information or images
The space probe performed a close flyby of Venus to study its thick atmosphere.
這艘太空探測器近距離飛掠金星,研究其濃厚的大氣層。
flyby + of + celestial body (object of study)
During the flyby, the spacecraft sent back detailed pictures of the moon's surface.
在飛掠期間,太空船傳回了月球表面的詳細照片。
The New Horizons mission made a historic flyby of Pluto in 2015.
新視野號任務在2015年完成了歷史性的冥王星飛掠。
Engineers planned the flyby so the probe passed within five hundred kilometres of the comet.
工程師仔細規劃了飛掠路線,使探測器從距離彗星不到五百公里的位置掠過。
The flyby gave astronomers their first clear look at the distant asteroid.
這次飛掠讓天文學家首次清楚觀察到那顆遙遠的小行星。
文法句型
flyby + of + celestial body
用法筆記
Commonly used with the name of the target object: a flyby of Mars / a Venus flyby. The noun often appears attributively: flyby mission, flyby data.
常見錯誤
2. several military planes or helicopters that fly together in a planned arrangemen
分列飛行
多架軍機以特定編隊進行典禮展示
several military planes or helicopters that fly together in a planned arrangement, usually for a public ceremony or official display
The air force organised a flyby of fighter jets for the national holiday celebration.
空軍為國慶典禮安排了戰鬥機編隊飛行。
flyby + of + aircraft type for an occasion
The ceremony ended with a flyby by five helicopters flying in a wide V-formation.
典禮以五架直升機排成寬闊V字形編隊飛行作為結束。
Crowds cheered as the military flyby passed over the stadium.
當軍機編隊飛越體育場時,群眾歡呼喝采。
The pilots practised the flyby route several times before the public air show.
飛行員在公開航空展前多次練習編隊飛行的路線。
A flyby of vintage warplanes marked the anniversary of the historic battle.
一場老式戰機編隊飛行標誌了那場歷史性戰役的週年紀念。
文法句型
flyby + of + aircraft type
flyby + over + location
用法筆記
In British English, the term flypast is more common for this sense. In American English, flyby is used for both spacecraft and aircraft formations.