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Occasionally
438
tomb
662
nodule
216
wolves
147
homocysteine
116
misogynist
210
deviled
178
embody
649
disparity
408
Anesthesia
120
executor
308
Tepid
125
Disapprove
513
Steer
259
paper
387
artificial
859
magpie
156
THEN
229
whip through something
165
Grown
94
passenger
899
unseemly
445
paradox
255
negro
676
autograph
347
in back of
99
subtitle
315
sicken
349
blunt
588
Sticking point
95
Skull
160
back up
256
prejudicial
158
heads
99
makeshift
351
thief
859
Inference
283
nitrate
153
Gossip
255
nab
169
Economic
316
ELECTION
192
Gaze
256
testicle
171
listserv
119
objective
1034
Balkans, the
96
rebuke
428
squabble
438
baseboard
248
undue
190
from
285
toll
495
plywood
165
onstage
123
geographical
357
matriculate
185
profession
757
Head
261
autotune
151
rehear
85
emoji
197
orgasmic
110
latter
718
dazzle
354
conviction
481
Sagacious
154
calamity
411
magistrate
457
To tell lies and deceive people
37
self-evident
101
Janitor
166
Turbulent
154
APPARENTLY
249
Reverend
572
Palatable
211
shedload
102
Board
436
Poll
179
marked
301
render
892
walkout
269
well-known
1497
Tear down
55
democrat
266
spaciest
76
chinned
102
leukemia
306
discontinuity
209
adequate
997
bad guy
226
Pugnacious
110
Friction
232
disproportionate
465
ostensible
214
Pervade
242
definition
1002
PORTRAY
253
repetitive
223
sheriff
166
Zambia
140
blustery
234
Token
207
nailer
83
extrinsic
265
Butter
329
Dust
461
plead
857
Perk
139
ordinal number
190
circumstantial
260
Rupture
118
tax haven
92
cop
392
bound
1000
stash
311
instantaneous
208
well-intentioned
189
C of E
195
Arrive
434
singe
211
graze
514
wind
541
tick-tock
163
borderland
182
piglet
154
contrary
791
Samaritan
134
faintly
149
pod
215
impel
249
AUCTION
248
on demand
227
bruiser
265
vehicles
153
flash drive
190
smooth
825
Masculinity
237
get away
190
person
416
Recording
197
embark
530
meads
63
Futile
225
prognostication
222
the singular
111
Tighten
291
guile
245
Cue
178
cook-chill
176
respectfully
181
wineries
84
Come out
188
Christmas
649
mats
82
throve
125
dormered
91
abc
210
hauteur
142
inference
349
Chord
161
Absolute
226
led
168
ribbon
819
stray
357
stunt woman
231
greasepaint
247
biceps
161
Knack
378
begin
597
uproar
292
scald
366
Surprisingly
279
Logical
421
detonator
231
curse
886
say
734
release
1099
chocolate chip cookie
108
tort
174
fever
751
Waiter
305
fuck up
214
legitimate
570
Beijing
76
taskmaster
148
Necessity
383
Gateway
175
While
619
modernize
179
Scissors
184
Vegemite
113
play truant
57
ratify
220
salad dressing
403
avalanche
351
twinship
94
graphics
376
frontage
201
Unify
199
ed.
216
dead-letter
106
scoundrel
168
Grim Reaper, the
136
Revamp
372
confirm
852
struggling
123
pp.
128
Commodity
372
tefl
165
shrapnel
168
Subside
278
whacked
128
fillet
337
nomophobia
296
proprietor
426
mechanics
586
Hail Mary
241
labyrinthine
160
parascender
65
grapefruit
199
accusing
374
Entry
389
movieoke
101
burglar alarm
215
bounds
137
dissimulate
251
Competitor
406
kiribati
162
The accused
70
vibration
800
low-key
141
with an eye to (doing) something
72
conjoin
215
link
1070
testes
144
Heyday
164
million
372
lioness
165
indication
971
blemish
471
in the foreground
75
genealogize
88
bring something to bear
86
toonie
134
dental floss
281
What
261
eggplant
204
shopworn
146
wykehamist
99
germanium
142
Litre
194
CPS, the
142
French doors
256
semivowel
108
seasons
108
songbird
195
INSTANTANEOUS
191
Circular
251
civil liberties
219
make believe
92
pretend
851
lookout
254
rest assured (that)
107
cloudless
215
coffers
115
marginalize
172
Fillet
243
work up
190
squatter
366
Brandy
161
Petrifying
36
nerve
1080
be straining at the leash
147
Physician
215
reconstruct
199
bash something ↔ out
163
endorse
541
BB gun
202
nouveau riche
133
partner up
84
returnable
137
shocking
493
dod
106
teleworking
191
escalaTor
271
stupidity
163
Recommendation
183
vigil
430
gemmy
102
wardenship
70
comparison
836
Tenant
397
count
1060
weed
945
lacier
77
glad
500
step into something
169
throb
383
waitperson
94
imperil
334
carve up
192
uneconomical
123
SIMULATE
207
cheongsam
145
afflict
333
salopettes
97
hiss
475
Toad
186
baked beans
179
be witness to something
117
brumby
139
big wheel
247
Locomotive
122
bullfight
312
aspirin
193
vlogger
206
Plaza
248
strain
840
Bloc
298
To make something continue or last longer
31
sleazebag
103
calipers
217
Inter
249
jump-start
207
birthright
373
warren
150
dead weight
189
autobiography
780
Predictable
426
entente
184
rubber band
111
result
1098
regalia
149
Spur
374
VoA, the
118
wail
476
draftsman
264
failing
236
undersized
142
decency
436
child
477
whirred
97
Addendum
81
fruit
546
churn out
171
neologize
86
pvr
118
Momentary
132
sparse
418
Frail
310
scabbiest
64
bow-tie
83
liner
662
CARAVAN
184
insubordination
165
deprecating
305
Fat chance
72
Nation
420
madonna
136
She'd
197
Simply put
102
mobbing
82
impurity
386
downside
391
equinox
205
elder
622
careerist
217
dictatorship
415
Nostril
96
motto
471
Airplane
335
concerto
364
Luncheon
253
mirth
181
tidy
886
lord
850
black-and-white
216
seduce
413
underwritten
100
steamroller
146
turn heads
94
carotid artery
178
collectivistic
38
liberate
1166
lubricate
798
closeted
139
the full monty
170
cabin crew
221
Immaculate
406
vertex
154
recur
283
notebook
700
Bait
259
come at
227
mass
823
black belt
196
crazy
908
despotism
233
cruise
347
tamale
138
brigadier
201
mansard
165
ship
419
be worthy of something
97
Maneuver
294
compunction
305
enforcement
340
incase
74
Mind blowing
94
palm something ↔ off
97
unrealistic
563
extensional
109
ghanaian
161
rollerblade
131
golf course
263
Clock
134
unleavened
127
temper
875
Disconnect
201
coronary
216
Idiom
171
digital television
215
digger
225
mullah
143
cement mixer
259
eal
178
Ferris wheel
214
calibre
282
shatterproof
136
kingpin
210
gas guzzler
209
could use something
142
medal
923
angolan
167
gurgle
361
sculp
66
favourable
844
broadcast
1120
facepalm
159
visiting
140
spurious
400
grope
426
fosterage
138
unanswerable
145
invisible
794
night
412
alimentary canal
242
flip your lid
148
holly
295
pinyon
111
good-humoured
171
blot your copybook
99
MTV
177
doll
322
hillbilly
159
cheery
289
pivot
349
jobseeker
68
varsity
159
Trivial
336
Paralyse
206
unbounded
113
preggers
101
Gate
273
vital
790
trotskyist
110
Rhode Island
111
boob tube
253
deduce
796
payday
157
big cat
207
consciously
198
Urbane
139
lives
143
dvd-rw
154
alleyway
177
Arkansas
115
CCTV
142
dept
181
auschwitz
169
(as) easy as falling off a log
85
shorty
192
wound
895
humanoid
146
unproductive
145
Institutional
113
Bug
148
iceland
130
coalesce
272
aftershave
298
Hearing
222
Evoke
428
dominate
972
scorn
801
atmospheric pressure
135
squirehood
84
trial balloon
278
voluble
145
Greenhouse
156
BNC: 2000
COCA: 1150
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
plane
Word family
adjective
planar
noun
planation
planer
plane
Related topics:
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,
Tools
,
Plants
,
Maths
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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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