warplane
/ˈwɔːpleɪn/ (bre, ipa) · [wˈɔrplˌen] /ˈwɔːrpleɪn/ (ame, ipa) · [wˈɔrplˌen] /ˈwȯr-ˌplān How to pronounce warplane (audio)/ (ame, mw)
warplane — 名詞
- warplanesingular
- warplanesplural
1. an aircraft used by a country's armed forces, designed for aerial combat or for
軍用機
用於作戰的軍用飛機
an aircraft used by a country's armed forces, designed for aerial combat or for attacking targets on land
A formation of warplanes flew low over the desert during the military exercise.
一隊軍用機在軍事演習中低空飛過沙漠。
collective noun phrase: a formation of warplanes
The country ordered twelve new warplanes to replace its ageing fleet of fighter jets.
該國訂購了十二架新軍用機來替換老舊的戰鬥機隊。
collocation: order / replace warplanes
Xiu heard the roar of warplanes overhead and looked up from the garden.
Xiu 聽到頭頂上軍用機的轟鳴聲,從花園裡抬頭望去。
Karim worked as a mechanic maintaining warplanes at the air force base.
Karim 在空軍基地擔任保養軍用機的技師。
Engineers designed the warplane to fly at twice the speed of sound.
工程師設計的這款軍用機能以兩倍音速飛行。
- fighter jet
narrower meaning — specifically designed for air-to-air combat
- military aircraft
broader category that includes transport planes, helicopters, and surveillance aircraft
- combat aircraft
more formal or technical register, often used in professional military contexts
- civilian aircraft
aircraft used for non-military purposes such as passenger travel or cargo
- commercial airliner
a plane designed and operated for scheduled passenger flights
用法筆記
Warplane is a general term covering fighters, bombers, and other military fixed-wing aircraft. It is most common in news reports and general discussion rather than in official military documentation, where more specific terms are preferred.