slipstream

IPA/ˈslɪpstriːm/
IPA/ˈslɪpstriːm/

slipstream — 名詞

  • slipstreamsingular
  • slipstreamsplural

1. the area of fast-moving air that gets pulled along right behind a car, plane, or

1.名詞C1
釋義

尾流;氣流

快速移動物體後方被帶動的氣流

the area of fast-moving air that gets pulled along right behind a car, plane, or other object as it speeds forward.

例句

Cyclists like to ride in the slipstream of the rider in front to save energy.

自行車手喜歡跟在前方車手的尾流裡騎,以節省體力。

in the slipstream of [moving thing]

The small car shook as it crossed the slipstream of a passing truck.

當一輛卡車駛過時,那輛小車在它的尾流中晃了一下。

the slipstream of [fast vehicle]

常見搭配
  • ride in the slipstream
  • the slipstream of a car
  • caught in the slipstream
同義詞
  • wake

    the disturbed air or water left behind a moving object; broader and used of ships too

  • draft

    American term, especially in motor racing, for the same pocket of pulling air

文法句型

in the slipstream of [vehicle]

用法筆記

Frequently appears in the fixed pattern 'in the slipstream of [a vehicle or person]', and the figurative 'in the slipstream of [an event]' (meaning soon after it) borrows directly from this physical sense.

常見錯誤

The plane left a long slipstream of smoke.
The plane left a long trail of smoke.
a slipstream is moving air, not a visible line of smoke or vapour.

slipstream — 動詞

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • the slipstream of a car
  • the slipstream of a plane

常用片語

  • ride in the slipstream
  • caught in the slipstream

介系詞搭配

  • in the slipstream of
  • into the slipstream