| 释义 |
Definition of navaid in English: navaidnoun ˈnaveɪdˈnavād A navigational device in an aircraft, ship, or other vehicle. （飞机、船只或其他航行器上的）助航设备 Example sentencesExamples - The pilots mulled over the pros and cons of landing at either field, considering distance, available navaids, ground services, and the weather.
- The runway will be of asphalt with navaids and adequate lighting for night landing to be provided.
- We had a very experienced flight crew who, whether through unfamiliarity or lack of approach plate review, dialed up the incorrect navaids.
- But we see a very large and continuing international market for traditional navaids.
- The defining GPS waypoints have satellite-derived coordinates that are co-located with the ground navaids for that approach.
- The second scenario assumes that all conventional navaids are still operating but that 80 percent of aircraft will be GPS equipped.
- The system can also provide information on weather, runways out of service or navaids that are down, among other things, all without talking to any controllers.
- I haven't owned an airplane with a navaid in it for over 30 years now.
- We rarely fly along the northern edge of the Olympic Peninsula because of its proximity to Canadian airspace and lack of suitable navaids.
- I instantly reached down and dialed in the navaid channel.
- It will use its beep to call you when it receives a message warning of a problem with navaids, severe weather or search and rescue activities.
- Decades ago, lighthouses evolved into scenic anachronisms as the U.S. Coast Guard converted the sites still in use into fully automated navaids.
- We had lost radio contact with ATC because of the mountains, and we had no navaids.
- If you turn to speak to a passenger or look down to set a navaid while rolling, for example, a swerve is a distinct possibility.
Origin1950s: from navigational aid. Definition of navaid in US English: navaidnounˈnavād A navigational device in an aircraft, ship, or other vehicle. （飞机、船只或其他航行器上的）助航设备 Example sentencesExamples - The second scenario assumes that all conventional navaids are still operating but that 80 percent of aircraft will be GPS equipped.
- We had lost radio contact with ATC because of the mountains, and we had no navaids.
- It will use its beep to call you when it receives a message warning of a problem with navaids, severe weather or search and rescue activities.
- Decades ago, lighthouses evolved into scenic anachronisms as the U.S. Coast Guard converted the sites still in use into fully automated navaids.
- But we see a very large and continuing international market for traditional navaids.
- We rarely fly along the northern edge of the Olympic Peninsula because of its proximity to Canadian airspace and lack of suitable navaids.
- If you turn to speak to a passenger or look down to set a navaid while rolling, for example, a swerve is a distinct possibility.
- We had a very experienced flight crew who, whether through unfamiliarity or lack of approach plate review, dialed up the incorrect navaids.
- I instantly reached down and dialed in the navaid channel.
- The defining GPS waypoints have satellite-derived coordinates that are co-located with the ground navaids for that approach.
- The runway will be of asphalt with navaids and adequate lighting for night landing to be provided.
- The pilots mulled over the pros and cons of landing at either field, considering distance, available navaids, ground services, and the weather.
- The system can also provide information on weather, runways out of service or navaids that are down, among other things, all without talking to any controllers.
- I haven't owned an airplane with a navaid in it for over 30 years now.
Origin1950s: from navigational aid. |