Definition of floatplane in English:

floatplane

nounˈfləʊtpleɪnˈfloʊtpleɪn

An aircraft equipped with floats for landing on water; a seaplane.
浮筒飞机；水上飞机
Example sentencesExamples
- I noticed the photograph of the Fleet floatplane on page 62 of the November 2004 issue.
- Whether it's a floatplane running into the docks or simply keeping everyone happy, there's never a dull moment.
- Skim a floatplane along the mirrored surface of a secluded mountain lake.
- After some thought, the Navy gave up the idea of retractable gear and instead specified that the aircraft would be floatplanes but could be converted to land gear in a short period of time.
- His expertise has given the Centaur four exceptional advantages over conventional seaplanes and launches the floatplane into the 21st Century.
- ‘You can't go and rent floatplanes anymore, but I know everybody all over the country who does float training.’
- A little over one hour earlier, the floatplane had left Islandia, Peru, on the Amazon River and was en route to the group's mission base in Iquitos.
- When Alan Cobham delivered a Moth floatplane in the US, an agreement for production in America was reached.
- As you bank over Washington's Hood Canal in a floatplane, you realize just how far 37 air miles have brought you.
- In 1994 Day began offering bear-viewing day trips using a chartered floatplane.
- After flying to the edge of the world, the floatplane touched down gently on a still mountain lake on the eastern boundary of Alaska's 700,000-acre Copper River Delta.
- A floatplane from Cordova has a smooth saltwater landing strip to the beach, with stony, pine-covered cliffs rising up on either side.
- A floatplane will take you from South America's second-largest lake, Lago General Carrera, and deposit you for ten days of sea kayaking on a remote chain of five aqua-blue lakes surrounded by towering peaks in central Patagonia.
- A tiny floatplane carries us for about an hour to a desolate, grassy, mosquito-ridden beach called Nunavachak.
- Earlier this month, Luna surfaced in the path of an oncoming floatplane.
- On page 57 of the March 2004 issue, I noticed a photograph credited to Oliver Philips which shows the wreckage of a Fairchild 24 floatplane.
- There have been numerous complaints of the orca rubbing against vessels and floatplanes and there is a growing concern that his behaviour may escalate aggressively.
- Your guides will have familiarized themselves with the river from a floatplane 200 feet above, so exercise patience when they shepherd you to the bank while scouting gnarly rapids.
- Day's tours have become so popular that two years ago she bought her own Dehavilland Otter floatplane.
- Suddenly, with a roar of seemingly new-found energy, the floatplane pulled free from the water and climbed rapidly.

Definition of floatplane in US English:

floatplane

nounˈflōtplānˈfloʊtpleɪn

An aircraft equipped with floats for landing on water; a seaplane.
浮筒飞机；水上飞机
Example sentencesExamples
- Whether it's a floatplane running into the docks or simply keeping everyone happy, there's never a dull moment.
- A floatplane from Cordova has a smooth saltwater landing strip to the beach, with stony, pine-covered cliffs rising up on either side.
- Skim a floatplane along the mirrored surface of a secluded mountain lake.
- On page 57 of the March 2004 issue, I noticed a photograph credited to Oliver Philips which shows the wreckage of a Fairchild 24 floatplane.
- Your guides will have familiarized themselves with the river from a floatplane 200 feet above, so exercise patience when they shepherd you to the bank while scouting gnarly rapids.
- A little over one hour earlier, the floatplane had left Islandia, Peru, on the Amazon River and was en route to the group's mission base in Iquitos.
- His expertise has given the Centaur four exceptional advantages over conventional seaplanes and launches the floatplane into the 21st Century.
- I noticed the photograph of the Fleet floatplane on page 62 of the November 2004 issue.
- When Alan Cobham delivered a Moth floatplane in the US, an agreement for production in America was reached.
- A tiny floatplane carries us for about an hour to a desolate, grassy, mosquito-ridden beach called Nunavachak.
- In 1994 Day began offering bear-viewing day trips using a chartered floatplane.
- Day's tours have become so popular that two years ago she bought her own Dehavilland Otter floatplane.
- Suddenly, with a roar of seemingly new-found energy, the floatplane pulled free from the water and climbed rapidly.
- As you bank over Washington's Hood Canal in a floatplane, you realize just how far 37 air miles have brought you.
- After flying to the edge of the world, the floatplane touched down gently on a still mountain lake on the eastern boundary of Alaska's 700,000-acre Copper River Delta.
- There have been numerous complaints of the orca rubbing against vessels and floatplanes and there is a growing concern that his behaviour may escalate aggressively.
- ‘You can't go and rent floatplanes anymore, but I know everybody all over the country who does float training.’
- After some thought, the Navy gave up the idea of retractable gear and instead specified that the aircraft would be floatplanes but could be converted to land gear in a short period of time.
- A floatplane will take you from South America's second-largest lake, Lago General Carrera, and deposit you for ten days of sea kayaking on a remote chain of five aqua-blue lakes surrounded by towering peaks in central Patagonia.
- Earlier this month, Luna surfaced in the path of an oncoming floatplane.

单词	floatplane
释义	Definition of floatplane in English: floatplane nounˈfləʊtpleɪnˈfloʊtpleɪn An aircraft equipped with floats for landing on water; a seaplane. 浮筒飞机；水上飞机 Example sentencesExamples I noticed the photograph of the Fleet floatplane on page 62 of the November 2004 issue. Whether it's a floatplane running into the docks or simply keeping everyone happy, there's never a dull moment. Skim a floatplane along the mirrored surface of a secluded mountain lake. After some thought, the Navy gave up the idea of retractable gear and instead specified that the aircraft would be floatplanes but could be converted to land gear in a short period of time. His expertise has given the Centaur four exceptional advantages over conventional seaplanes and launches the floatplane into the 21st Century. ‘You can't go and rent floatplanes anymore, but I know everybody all over the country who does float training.’ A little over one hour earlier, the floatplane had left Islandia, Peru, on the Amazon River and was en route to the group's mission base in Iquitos. When Alan Cobham delivered a Moth floatplane in the US, an agreement for production in America was reached. As you bank over Washington's Hood Canal in a floatplane, you realize just how far 37 air miles have brought you. In 1994 Day began offering bear-viewing day trips using a chartered floatplane. After flying to the edge of the world, the floatplane touched down gently on a still mountain lake on the eastern boundary of Alaska's 700,000-acre Copper River Delta. A floatplane from Cordova has a smooth saltwater landing strip to the beach, with stony, pine-covered cliffs rising up on either side. A floatplane will take you from South America's second-largest lake, Lago General Carrera, and deposit you for ten days of sea kayaking on a remote chain of five aqua-blue lakes surrounded by towering peaks in central Patagonia. A tiny floatplane carries us for about an hour to a desolate, grassy, mosquito-ridden beach called Nunavachak. Earlier this month, Luna surfaced in the path of an oncoming floatplane. On page 57 of the March 2004 issue, I noticed a photograph credited to Oliver Philips which shows the wreckage of a Fairchild 24 floatplane. There have been numerous complaints of the orca rubbing against vessels and floatplanes and there is a growing concern that his behaviour may escalate aggressively. Your guides will have familiarized themselves with the river from a floatplane 200 feet above, so exercise patience when they shepherd you to the bank while scouting gnarly rapids. Day's tours have become so popular that two years ago she bought her own Dehavilland Otter floatplane. Suddenly, with a roar of seemingly new-found energy, the floatplane pulled free from the water and climbed rapidly. Definition of floatplane in US English: floatplane nounˈflōtplānˈfloʊtpleɪn An aircraft equipped with floats for landing on water; a seaplane. 浮筒飞机；水上飞机 Example sentencesExamples Whether it's a floatplane running into the docks or simply keeping everyone happy, there's never a dull moment. A floatplane from Cordova has a smooth saltwater landing strip to the beach, with stony, pine-covered cliffs rising up on either side. Skim a floatplane along the mirrored surface of a secluded mountain lake. On page 57 of the March 2004 issue, I noticed a photograph credited to Oliver Philips which shows the wreckage of a Fairchild 24 floatplane. Your guides will have familiarized themselves with the river from a floatplane 200 feet above, so exercise patience when they shepherd you to the bank while scouting gnarly rapids. A little over one hour earlier, the floatplane had left Islandia, Peru, on the Amazon River and was en route to the group's mission base in Iquitos. His expertise has given the Centaur four exceptional advantages over conventional seaplanes and launches the floatplane into the 21st Century. I noticed the photograph of the Fleet floatplane on page 62 of the November 2004 issue. When Alan Cobham delivered a Moth floatplane in the US, an agreement for production in America was reached. A tiny floatplane carries us for about an hour to a desolate, grassy, mosquito-ridden beach called Nunavachak. In 1994 Day began offering bear-viewing day trips using a chartered floatplane. Day's tours have become so popular that two years ago she bought her own Dehavilland Otter floatplane. Suddenly, with a roar of seemingly new-found energy, the floatplane pulled free from the water and climbed rapidly. As you bank over Washington's Hood Canal in a floatplane, you realize just how far 37 air miles have brought you. After flying to the edge of the world, the floatplane touched down gently on a still mountain lake on the eastern boundary of Alaska's 700,000-acre Copper River Delta. There have been numerous complaints of the orca rubbing against vessels and floatplanes and there is a growing concern that his behaviour may escalate aggressively. ‘You can't go and rent floatplanes anymore, but I know everybody all over the country who does float training.’ After some thought, the Navy gave up the idea of retractable gear and instead specified that the aircraft would be floatplanes but could be converted to land gear in a short period of time. A floatplane will take you from South America's second-largest lake, Lago General Carrera, and deposit you for ten days of sea kayaking on a remote chain of five aqua-blue lakes surrounded by towering peaks in central Patagonia. Earlier this month, Luna surfaced in the path of an oncoming floatplane.
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