Definition of oil rig in English:

oil rig

noun

A structure with equipment for drilling an oil well; an oil platform.
石油钻塔；海上石油平台
Example sentencesExamples
- You can build up a lot of savings out on an oil rig.
- From the claustrophobic setting of an underwater oil rig to the potential nuclear meltdown each scene slowly tightens the screws of suspense.
- The oil rig would be transported to port for scrapping, while the legs would be left behind to become fish sanctuaries.
- He never made big money and later worked on an oil rig off the coast of England.
- Mr Parker said an oil rig in a prime fishing zone off the Dongara coast was of major concern to local fishermen.
- The story starts with a narrowly averted major disaster on an oil rig.
- Despite his training being severely restricted due to working on an oil rig, he has been selected to represent England in the punishing decathlon event.
- The oil rig was the first job I ever had that paid well, so instead of going back to college that summer, I kept that job.
- In Brookmyre's book, published in 1999, murder and mayhem erupt during a school reunion on board - of all places - a disused oil rig.
- The Spanish producers of the film, mostly set on an oil rig in the North Sea, had planned to shoot in the republic but their search for a suitable location came up dry.
- The device is about nine cubic inches in size and looks somewhat like a miniature oil rig, with four pillars on a table.
- At this time, I was working on a two weeks on, two weeks off basis on an oil rig in the North Sea.
- As the boys try to escape from the village, they encounter a large tanker truck, which the audience initially believes is an oil rig.
- He stars as a hard-as-nails pilot, who is hired to close down a remote oil rig in the Gobi Desert, to the obvious dislike of its crew.
- He wrote the play after meeting Vietnam veterans working on an oil rig who were still troubled by the events of 30 years ago.
- Who knows, to contain and harness that much power it may have to look like a Saturn 5 launcher, or an oil rig.
- If we had the latticed structure it would turn the ride into a more industrial looking structure, more like an oil rig.
- After high school, Simms bounced around for a few years, working briefly at a chemical plant and later on an oil rig in Lafayette, Louisiana.
- A lone red light blinked out in the distance, probably an oil rig.
- It's a question about foot-and-mouth disease and the recent sinking of Petrobras, the large oil rig owned by Brazil.

Definition of oil rig in US English:

oil rig

nounˈoil ˌriɡˈɔɪl ˌrɪɡ

A structure with equipment for drilling and servicing an oil well.
石油钻塔；海上石油平台
Example sentencesExamples
- He never made big money and later worked on an oil rig off the coast of England.
- From the claustrophobic setting of an underwater oil rig to the potential nuclear meltdown each scene slowly tightens the screws of suspense.
- You can build up a lot of savings out on an oil rig.
- The Spanish producers of the film, mostly set on an oil rig in the North Sea, had planned to shoot in the republic but their search for a suitable location came up dry.
- After high school, Simms bounced around for a few years, working briefly at a chemical plant and later on an oil rig in Lafayette, Louisiana.
- He stars as a hard-as-nails pilot, who is hired to close down a remote oil rig in the Gobi Desert, to the obvious dislike of its crew.
- It's a question about foot-and-mouth disease and the recent sinking of Petrobras, the large oil rig owned by Brazil.
- The device is about nine cubic inches in size and looks somewhat like a miniature oil rig, with four pillars on a table.
- Mr Parker said an oil rig in a prime fishing zone off the Dongara coast was of major concern to local fishermen.
- The oil rig would be transported to port for scrapping, while the legs would be left behind to become fish sanctuaries.
- A lone red light blinked out in the distance, probably an oil rig.
- At this time, I was working on a two weeks on, two weeks off basis on an oil rig in the North Sea.
- If we had the latticed structure it would turn the ride into a more industrial looking structure, more like an oil rig.
- In Brookmyre's book, published in 1999, murder and mayhem erupt during a school reunion on board - of all places - a disused oil rig.
- Who knows, to contain and harness that much power it may have to look like a Saturn 5 launcher, or an oil rig.
- As the boys try to escape from the village, they encounter a large tanker truck, which the audience initially believes is an oil rig.
- Despite his training being severely restricted due to working on an oil rig, he has been selected to represent England in the punishing decathlon event.
- The oil rig was the first job I ever had that paid well, so instead of going back to college that summer, I kept that job.
- He wrote the play after meeting Vietnam veterans working on an oil rig who were still troubled by the events of 30 years ago.
- The story starts with a narrowly averted major disaster on an oil rig.

单词	oil rig
释义	Definition of oil rig in English: oil rig noun A structure with equipment for drilling an oil well; an oil platform. 石油钻塔；海上石油平台 Example sentencesExamples You can build up a lot of savings out on an oil rig. From the claustrophobic setting of an underwater oil rig to the potential nuclear meltdown each scene slowly tightens the screws of suspense. The oil rig would be transported to port for scrapping, while the legs would be left behind to become fish sanctuaries. He never made big money and later worked on an oil rig off the coast of England. Mr Parker said an oil rig in a prime fishing zone off the Dongara coast was of major concern to local fishermen. The story starts with a narrowly averted major disaster on an oil rig. Despite his training being severely restricted due to working on an oil rig, he has been selected to represent England in the punishing decathlon event. The oil rig was the first job I ever had that paid well, so instead of going back to college that summer, I kept that job. In Brookmyre's book, published in 1999, murder and mayhem erupt during a school reunion on board - of all places - a disused oil rig. The Spanish producers of the film, mostly set on an oil rig in the North Sea, had planned to shoot in the republic but their search for a suitable location came up dry. The device is about nine cubic inches in size and looks somewhat like a miniature oil rig, with four pillars on a table. At this time, I was working on a two weeks on, two weeks off basis on an oil rig in the North Sea. As the boys try to escape from the village, they encounter a large tanker truck, which the audience initially believes is an oil rig. He stars as a hard-as-nails pilot, who is hired to close down a remote oil rig in the Gobi Desert, to the obvious dislike of its crew. He wrote the play after meeting Vietnam veterans working on an oil rig who were still troubled by the events of 30 years ago. Who knows, to contain and harness that much power it may have to look like a Saturn 5 launcher, or an oil rig. If we had the latticed structure it would turn the ride into a more industrial looking structure, more like an oil rig. After high school, Simms bounced around for a few years, working briefly at a chemical plant and later on an oil rig in Lafayette, Louisiana. A lone red light blinked out in the distance, probably an oil rig. It's a question about foot-and-mouth disease and the recent sinking of Petrobras, the large oil rig owned by Brazil. Definition of oil rig in US English: oil rig nounˈoil ˌriɡˈɔɪl ˌrɪɡ A structure with equipment for drilling and servicing an oil well. 石油钻塔；海上石油平台 Example sentencesExamples He never made big money and later worked on an oil rig off the coast of England. From the claustrophobic setting of an underwater oil rig to the potential nuclear meltdown each scene slowly tightens the screws of suspense. You can build up a lot of savings out on an oil rig. The Spanish producers of the film, mostly set on an oil rig in the North Sea, had planned to shoot in the republic but their search for a suitable location came up dry. After high school, Simms bounced around for a few years, working briefly at a chemical plant and later on an oil rig in Lafayette, Louisiana. He stars as a hard-as-nails pilot, who is hired to close down a remote oil rig in the Gobi Desert, to the obvious dislike of its crew. It's a question about foot-and-mouth disease and the recent sinking of Petrobras, the large oil rig owned by Brazil. The device is about nine cubic inches in size and looks somewhat like a miniature oil rig, with four pillars on a table. Mr Parker said an oil rig in a prime fishing zone off the Dongara coast was of major concern to local fishermen. The oil rig would be transported to port for scrapping, while the legs would be left behind to become fish sanctuaries. A lone red light blinked out in the distance, probably an oil rig. At this time, I was working on a two weeks on, two weeks off basis on an oil rig in the North Sea. If we had the latticed structure it would turn the ride into a more industrial looking structure, more like an oil rig. In Brookmyre's book, published in 1999, murder and mayhem erupt during a school reunion on board - of all places - a disused oil rig. Who knows, to contain and harness that much power it may have to look like a Saturn 5 launcher, or an oil rig. As the boys try to escape from the village, they encounter a large tanker truck, which the audience initially believes is an oil rig. Despite his training being severely restricted due to working on an oil rig, he has been selected to represent England in the punishing decathlon event. The oil rig was the first job I ever had that paid well, so instead of going back to college that summer, I kept that job. He wrote the play after meeting Vietnam veterans working on an oil rig who were still troubled by the events of 30 years ago. The story starts with a narrowly averted major disaster on an oil rig.
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