pressurization
pressurization — 名詞
1. a method that controls the air pressure inside a closed space, keeping it at a s
加壓；增壓
密閉空間保持穩定氣壓的過程
a method that controls the air pressure inside a closed space, keeping it at a safe and stable level so that people can breathe normally when flying, diving, or in space
The aircraft's pressurization system failed at 35,000 feet, so the pilot made an emergency descent.
飛機的加壓系統在三萬五千英呎高空失效，因此機長緊急下降。
collocation: pressurization system
Esteban checked every valve in the submarine twice before starting the pressurization procedure.
Esteban 在開始加壓程序前，仔細檢查了潛艇的每個閥門。
collocation: pressurization procedure
Nadia felt her ears pop as the cabin pressurization increased during the flight's takeoff.
飛機起飛時艙內開始增壓，Nadia 覺得耳朵脹痛。
collocation: cabin pressurization
A sudden loss of pressurization forced the spacecraft crew to activate their emergency oxygen.
突然失去加壓迫使太空船組員啟動緊急氧氣系統。
collocation: loss of pressurization
Divers at the facility use a pressurization chamber to avoid decompression sickness after deep dives.
潛水員在該設施中使用加壓艙，以避免深潛後出現減壓病。
- cabin pressurization
- pressurization system
- pressurization failure
- pressurization loss
- pressurization chamber
- pressurization procedure
- pressurization valve
- aircraft pressurization
- submarine pressurization
- air conditioning
controls temperature and humidity, not pressure — a different function
- ventilation
circulates fresh air but does not control air pressure
- depressurization
the release or loss of controlled pressure from an enclosed space
用法筆記
Most frequent in technical contexts about aircraft, spacecraft, submarines, and diving chambers. Often modifies nouns like 'system', 'chamber', 'failure', 'loss', 'procedure'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- pressurize動詞B2
- pressurized形容詞B2
- depressurize動詞C1
- depressurization名詞C1
- pressure名詞B1