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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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reopen
409
feature
1036
commentary
543
whalebone
123
irreverent
177
washout
159
doorknob
182
Mind
431
auctioneer
296
Par
13
nan
175
Premise
385
navajo
107
Perv
269
unsuitable
834
unfrequented
132
Realm
303
Malfunction
141
level
1199
pasta
161
snitch
182
big-apple
101
daredevil
241
coffer
283
compartment
365
bimonthlies
102
delimit
233
pretext
383
ejaculate
299
woodlouse
200
bicameral
197
dialling
113
Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich
161
the fair sex
163
comprehensible
354
prodigy
247
enlighten
359
unethical
236
scorecard
120
hokey
164
Dowry
225
sack
842
face-plant
140
bite the bullet
161
Hurray
141
get in with somebody
155
banding
154
outweigh
482
flak
252
questionnaire
484
patois
143
task force
235
charge nurse
217
fluid
895
medium
876
overarching
178
aversiveness
92
northerner
130
loon
162
tzarism
116
perinatal
325
Monitor
467
diddle
196
sewing bee
58
bike
250
Trap
376
Remake
262
Endanger
269
joist
171
Blossom
157
labyrinthine
158
tradition
947
remonstrance
124
tasteless
299
ostensibly
170
stocking
855
remnant
412
collection agency
154
gq
108
paddle steamer
218
bona fides
233
Crucify
138
all-powerful
224
long haul
240
shallow
795
third-rate
60
the Far East
118
upriver
139
eh
319
inefficient
823
entertainment
868
hulk
175
steal
823
sensationalize
129
Presumptuous
137
hatch
808
computer
459
Hefty
205
genealogy
296
jailhouse
166
duskiest
80
won
303
quenchless
73
audacity
288
gear
835
at the same time
156
holidayer
73
philosophy
1015
Zephyr
81
Name
416
aluminum
646
Mistaken
308
Stud
211
analogous
343
myth
465
invasive
336
Auditorium
207
juicy
182
abyss
221
be a matter of principle
80
banner headline
203
Thunderstorm
76
jargon
355
dirge
213
Gordon
83
abysmal
346
pilates
126
worrying
464
human
771
waiver
174
inkwell
121
exhaustive
306
dinner dance
256
countrified
258
tarnish
381
Flak
128
hand over
246
Lorry
117
gold dust
217
cyberstalking
172
daring
751
Zoologist
185
residency
341
vying
143
transfer list
112
permissive
170
Carrier
230
Respond
438
lap
888
shovel
158
Trademark
165
Plaza
247
locomotive
832
paralyse
443
work up
187
cabin cruiser
201
centrist
262
visualize
489
Erode
220
congeal
189
primogeniture
164
FM
198
Precept
59
wash
483
chamber-of-commerce
140
surgeon
965
remover
154
foment
259
cine-film
167
Aka
169
CPS, the
140
Head
255
carrying
58
Organizations-topic
77
advice-column
114
nouveau riche
132
pommelled
78
vegemite
132
epicurean
229
spermatozoon
120
setter
152
pointed
263
paste
708
decencies
126
Duodenum
180
peripheral
322
dynamo
227
Bedouin
125
bibbed
106
undeveloped
116
prosperity
801
alive
816
leafy
171
Disbelief
197
yak
203
wykehamist
98
sagebrush
129
atrophy
249
batch
442
chew something ↔ over
181
Carnivore
208
trough
177
propose
804
drive something ↔ up
164
gangster
446
thick
771
Determination
404
adherent
244
Subjugate
135
Roman
655
jfk
170
orchestrate
440
conjecture
324
dispensary
266
viking
149
Paraphrase
115
mohawk
136
Commentary
358
Input
190
blasé
225
wizened
113
magnetism
159
squirehood
83
consistent
1007
trinities
70
Peasant
231
Ethos
225
in full
141
dampen
337
on the sly
116
Stable
412
rapid-response
167
Incumbent
342
eye drops
188
tic tac toe
114
über-
78
Educational
222
upstanding
197
concomitant
263
pike
168
waterproof
936
ethic
437
bona fide
250
magnetic
680
perspective
1082
patriarchy
319
textbook
776
yuckier
78
kipper
185
ennoble
183
politico
206
assn.
169
rhubarb
149
ctc
187
workbench
273
bassist
193
mallam
91
carve up
191
smallholding
151
delusion
309
unrecognized
146
casablanca
98
curve
889
Trash
414
coincide
270
rewiring
74
supercharged
99
LEAP
290
nimbus
175
rubber band
109
the feeling is mutual
123
Rudimentary
228
outpatient
178
vessel
1101
indentation
156
Tricky
163
shepherdess
145
gunshot
331
Tombouctou
102
droppings
184
orbit
850
p.m.
370
Test
283
execrable
266
reconstructive
103
carcass
239
Terminal
623
gift shop
144
Corrupt
189
manifesto
192
tapir
139
Enact
243
Reliant
329
cooker
245
sap
507
fax
240
burden
737
willy
162
DEAL
252
Evidently
285
necropolis
144
cost effective
171
non-profit
602
fête
585
headland
154
pacify
548
retch
264
thereinafter
126
Congregation
99
job centre
133
Smuggle
162
strategic
723
cynical
498
Data
272
anti-tank
145
politicize
184
Audience
467
dragnet
200
ceviche
103
somehow
669
lettuce
273
rectal
128
unattainable
177
Jade
222
Paranoiac
74
Bible
334
eBay
122
domestic
847
bloodcurdling
186
Gauge
256
Substitution
480
archetype
281
wakeboarding
75
Whisper
136
Hunter
180
played-out
456
head-to-head
133
residue
278
snobbery
220
forecourt
199
geographical
355
spongy
181
construct
926
salable
195
shepherd
693
Terminator, The
169
fall through
223
supine
135
Politicians
86
marlin
193
Pros and cons
108
firm
1309
clingfilm
167
incomer
142
Frill
77
pantheism
161
latterly
138
hypo
137
chariot
187
slipstream
121
belief
818
captain of industry
149
sonny
145
dell
216
stint
200
grapevine
204
capricorn
184
responsible
758
tamale
137
japan
154
persevere
408
bleeding heart
203
stir
838
wartime
148
universal
957
vampishly
69
glittering
312
humanize
237
differentiate
643
pronunciation
855
externship
98
Insect
248
dessertspoon
251
jib
240
unburden
125
jive
155
biracial
120
uhf
148
Misfortune
220
squillion
99
ornament
854
aargh
228
colchester
106
matriculant
83
intolerant
258
minicomputer
115
bespectacled
176
bullfight
309
Spur
372
with an eye to (doing) something
71
polite
535
fetal position
129
Air
516
examination
858
chippendale
126
prestwick
101
Tenacious
123
QUITTING
71
be witness to something
116
disuse
287
according to
273
efl
205
Step
316
shore
813
powder
760
deactivate
258
exmoor
114
clear-up
171
goldilocks
98
bad-mouth
212
Cooperatively
172
scam
423
AUCTION
245
subterfuge
204
sleaze
158
Stella Artois
92
society
824
filibuster
253
cartilaginous
126
transceiver
150
fastness
164
cheongsam
142
unendingness
78
cable car
209
Scepticism
207
listeria
128
Almost
243
salopettes
96
hydrant
122
career
852
frilly
289
affect
931
Dangerous or harmful
92
cheyenne
101
dum-dum
189
employer
771
Euthanize
99
minneapolis
98
deduction
384
utilize
893
careerist
215
Ferris wheel
213
partner up
82
watchtower
131
Consuming
122
Rash
156
vertex
152
dacha
210
all right
335
Intrusive
242
sift something ↔ out
209
figurine
180
banjo
234
resist
786
GCHQ
139
oscillate
221
soothsaying
69
productivity
499
meh
144
sinister
322
quietus
130
supertanker
121
straw
744
en-suite
161
optometrist
207
Ambiguity
145
sharecrop
74
CUT
233
sternum
139
Facial
238
gruyere
80
yowl
176
heat wave
186
emphatic
933
Competitiveness
134
layer
738
Disgrace
355
Sedan
211
institute
845
staffer
159
trashed
152
Empire, the
212
calligraphy
326
clubland
236
dime
193
shush
180
Worse
318
Brussels sprout
228
downpipe
123
fictional
481
BNC: 2000
COCA: 1150
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
plane
Word family
adjective
planar
noun
planation
planer
plane
Related topics:
Air
,
Tools
,
Plants
,
Maths
ldoce_262_e
plane
1
/
pleɪn
/
●●●
S2
W2
noun
[
countable
C
]
→
plain
1
aircraft
飞机
TTA
a
vehicle
that
flies
in the
air
and has
wings
and at least one
engine
飞机
It is a big airline with a large fleet of planes.
这是一家大航空公司,拥有庞大的机群。
It’s much quicker to go
by plane
.
乘飞机去会快很多。
She slept
on the plane
.
她在飞机上睡着了。
→
5
See picture of
tail
尾部
, fuselage
机身
, rudder
方向舵
...
2
level
水平
LEVEL
a
level
or
standard
of thought,
conversation
etc
〔思想、谈话等的〕水平,程度;标准
The two newspapers are on completely different intellectual planes.
两份报纸的文化层次完全不同。
3
.
tool
工具
TZ
a
tool
that has a
flat
bottom
with a
sharp
blade
in it, used for making
wooden
surfaces
smooth
刨子,平刨
4
.
tree
树
HBP
a
plane
tree
悬铃木
5
.
surface
表面
technical
HM
a completely flat surface in
geometry
〔几何学中的〕平面
n
GRAMMAR: Patterns with plane
You usually say
get on a plane
:
I got on a plane at 6.15 and arrived in Chicago at 10.
You can also say
get in a plane
:
Everyone got in the plane and found their seats
.
You usually say
get off a plane
:
We were tired when we got off the plane.
‘Get out of’ is much less common.
You usually say that someone is
on a plane
:
Take something to read on the plane.
You can also say they are
in a plane
:
Have you ever flown in a plane?
You go somewhere
by plane
:
It takes five hours by rail or an hour by plane.
Say
go by plane
or just
fly
.
✗
Don’t say:
fly by plane
COLLOCATIONS
verbs
catch/take a plane
赶
/
乘飞机
She caught the first plane back to New York.
她赶上了回纽约的第一班飞机。
get on a plane
(
also
board a plane
)
登机
We got on the plane and found our seats.
我们登上飞机
,
找到了自己的座位。
a plane takes off
(=
goes into the air
)
飞机起飞
The flight attendants served drinks shortly after the plane took off.
飞机起飞后不久
,
客机乘务员开始向旅客提供饮料。
a plane lands
(=
moves safely down onto the ground
)
飞机着陆
Because of the fog, our plane had to land at Luton.
因为有雾
,
我们的飞机只好降落卢顿机场。
a plane touches down
(=
lands safely on the ground
)
飞机安全着陆
As soon as the plane touched down on the runway, I felt better.
飞机一降落到跑道上
,
我就感觉好些了。
a plane flies
飞机飞行
n
Several planes flew overhead.
n
a plane taxies
(=
moves slowly along on the ground
)
The plane taxied to a halt.
a plane crashes
飞机失事
n
Their plane crashed shortly after take-off.
a plane crash-lands
(=
lands in a sudden and dangerous way because of a problem
)
飞机强行着陆
n
Their small plane crash-landed on a busy motorway yesterday.
n
a plane carries passengers
A plane carrying 10 civilians was shot down.
fly/pilot a plane
驾驶飞机
n
I admire the guys who flew those planes.
land a plane
(=
bring it safely down onto the ground
)
驾驶飞机安全着陆
n
The pilot managed to land the plane safely on the beach.
bring a plane down
(=
land it
)
驾机着陆
n
He ran out of fuel and had to bring the plane down on a road leading to the village.
get off a plane
下飞机
n
Would he ever see her again after they got off the plane?
n
shoot down a plane
The guerrillas shot down an Israeli fighter plane.
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + plane
a private plane
私人飞机
He flew to Vegas in his private plane.
他乘坐自己的私人飞机去拉斯维加斯。
a cargo plane
(=
for carrying goods
)
货机
,
运输机
n
cargo planes carrying emergency supplies for victims of the earthquake
a transport plane
(=
for carrying military equipment and soldiers
)
运输机
n
Heavily-laden transport planes can only land if there is a long runway.
a military plane
军用飞机
n
Air Force jets intercepted two military planes that had entered the no-fly zone.
a fighter plane
(=
a small fast military plane
)
战斗机
n
fighter planes from the Second World War
a spy plane
侦察机
n
An unmanned US spy plane had been shot down.
plane + NOUN
a plane crash
飞机失事
Over 200 people died in the plane crash.
有两百多人在飞机失事中丧生。
5
COMMON ERRORS
常见错误
Don’t say 'fly by plane'. Say
go by plane
or just
fly
.
不要说
'fly by plane'.
而要说
go by plane
或只说
fly
.
n
THESAURUS
plane
(
also
aeroplane
British English
BrE
)
,
airplane
American English
AmE
a vehicle that flies in the air and has wings and at least one engine
The plane took off from John F Kennedy airport.
a passenger plane carrying over 300 people
aircraft
a plane or other vehicle that can fly.
Aircraft
sounds
more
formal
than
plane
Smoking is not allowed on board the aircraft.
He was trained to fly military aircraft.
jet
a
fast
plane with a
jet
engine
She owns a private jet.
airliner
a large plane that
carries
people
a commercial airliner
military planes
bomber
a plane that carries and
drops
bombs
The town was attacked by US and British bombers.
fighter (plane)
a small fast
military
plane that can
destroy
other planes
The plane was shot down by enemy fighters.
He was a fighter pilot during the war.
warplane
a military plane that is used for
fighting
in the air or for dropping bombs
The area had been bombed by US warplanes.
people on a plane
pilot
someone who
operates
the
controls
of a plane
an airline pilot
He has a pilot’s licence.
co-pilot
a
pilot
who
shares
the control of a plane with the
main
pilot
The pilot became ill, and the co-pilot had to land the plane.
captain
the pilot who is in
charge
of an
aircraft
This is your captain speaking. We will be arriving at Gatwick Airport in approximately 10 minutes.
the flight crew
all the people who work on a plane during a
flight
The flight crew asked for permission to land at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport.
the cabin crew
the people whose
job
is to
serve
food
and
drinks
to
passengers
on a plane
The cabin crew will be serving drinks shortly.
flight attendant
someone whose job is to serve food and drink to passengers on a plane
The flight attendant told him to go back to his seat.
steward/stewardess
a man/woman whose job is to serve food and drinks to passengers on a plane
I asked the stewardess if I could have a blanket.
Examples from the Corpus
plane
•
That
day
also, Bert
Hall
shot
down a
plane
and was
wounded
.
•
It's
quicker
to go by
plane
.
•
Let's
try
to keep the
discussion
on a
friendly
plane
.
•
To
simplify
the
figure
, its
effect
is shown on a
projection
of the
cusp
on to a
horizontal
plane
.
•
Their
vast
horizontal
planes
of
activity
could then
provide
a
substitute
horizon
.
•
It has nothing to do with that
plane
you are still thinking about.
on the plane
•
Back
on the plane
, now
headed
for Honolulu, I thought about my
journey
.
•
And the thing is, that Barry doesn't really want to get
on the plane
until it's all
sorted
out.
•
Such
passages
recorded
a life
lived
on the plane
of
momentous
public
events
; life as
history
.
•
If the
moment
is before a
lunch
on the plane
, it really ought to be a
Bloody
Mary.
•
He did not
sleep
much
on the plane
.
•
She wasn't
on the plane
and
West
Mercia
fraud
squad
have
asked
Interpol
to
investigate
.
•
We were
on the plane
for more than ten
hours
.
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plane
2
verb
[
transitive
T
]
TI
if you plane a
piece
of
wood
, you make it smoother or smaller, using a plane
用刨子刨平
He planed the edge of the door.
他将门的边缘刨平整。
Examples from the Corpus
plane
•
Mark
then
spent
a
week
on the
waterfront
carefully
planing
down the
telegraph
poles to the
right
shape
.
•
Seagulls
swooped
and
planed
overhead
laying
raucous
claim
to some
scrap
of food in the
possession
of one of them.
•
Joints
have to
fit
exactly and surfaces are
planed
to the
millimetre
or the
defects
are painfully
audible
.
plane
3
adjective
adj
[
only before noun
]
technical
FLAT
completely flat and smooth
平的,平面的
a plane surface
平面
Origin
plane
1
1.
(
1900-2000
)
aeroplane
2.
(
1600-1700
)
Latin
planum
, from
planus
;
→
PLAIN
1
3.
(
1300-1400
)
Old French
Late Latin
plana
, from
planare
;
→
PLANE
2
4.
(
1300-1400
)
French
Latin
platanus
plane
2
(
1300-1400
)
French
planer
, from
Late Latin
planare
, from
Latin
planus
;
→
PLAIN
1
plane
3
(
1500-1600
)
Latin
planus
;
→
PLAIN
1
plane
1
noun
→
n
GRAMMAR
1
→COLLOCATIONS
1
→
n
THESAURUS
1
plane
2
verb
plane
3
adjective
adj
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