Definition of G-suit in English:

G-suit

noun ˈdʒiːsuːtˈdʒiˌsut

A garment with pressurized pouches that are inflatable with air or fluid, worn by fighter pilots and astronauts to enable them to withstand high gravitational forces.
（战斗机飞行员或宇航员用以抗超重飞行的）重力防护服，抗超重飞行服
Example sentencesExamples
- He marches to the aircraft, salutes smartly to his crew chief, gets into his G-suit, climbs into the cockpit, shakes hands with his crew chief and gets ready to launch.
- Climbing into the jet became almost impossible because the dry suit was even tighter with the added resistance of the G-suit and harness.
- The G-suit used by the Air Force of today has encased bladders that automatically inflate to increase body constriction after two Gs.
- Giraffe legs also have a thick sheath of skin, like an astronaut's G-suit, to prevent the high blood pressure from forcing blood to leak through capillaries.
- The flight doc was astonished that neither one of us had passed out (we hadn't been wearing G-suits).

Origin

1940s: from g (symbol of gravity) + suit.

Definition of G-suit in US English:

G-suit

(also anti-G suit)

nounˈdʒiˌsutˈjēˌso͞ot

A garment with pressurized pouches that are inflatable with air or fluid, worn by fighter pilots and astronauts to enable them to withstand high forces of acceleration.
（战斗机飞行员或宇航员用以抗超重飞行的）重力防护服，抗超重飞行服
Example sentencesExamples
- He marches to the aircraft, salutes smartly to his crew chief, gets into his G-suit, climbs into the cockpit, shakes hands with his crew chief and gets ready to launch.
- The flight doc was astonished that neither one of us had passed out (we hadn't been wearing G-suits).
- The G-suit used by the Air Force of today has encased bladders that automatically inflate to increase body constriction after two Gs.
- Climbing into the jet became almost impossible because the dry suit was even tighter with the added resistance of the G-suit and harness.
- Giraffe legs also have a thick sheath of skin, like an astronaut's G-suit, to prevent the high blood pressure from forcing blood to leak through capillaries.

Origin

1940s: from g (symbol of gravity) + suit.

单词	G-suit
释义	Definition of G-suit in English: G-suit noun ˈdʒiːsuːtˈdʒiˌsut A garment with pressurized pouches that are inflatable with air or fluid, worn by fighter pilots and astronauts to enable them to withstand high gravitational forces. （战斗机飞行员或宇航员用以抗超重飞行的）重力防护服，抗超重飞行服 Example sentencesExamples He marches to the aircraft, salutes smartly to his crew chief, gets into his G-suit, climbs into the cockpit, shakes hands with his crew chief and gets ready to launch. Climbing into the jet became almost impossible because the dry suit was even tighter with the added resistance of the G-suit and harness. The G-suit used by the Air Force of today has encased bladders that automatically inflate to increase body constriction after two Gs. Giraffe legs also have a thick sheath of skin, like an astronaut's G-suit, to prevent the high blood pressure from forcing blood to leak through capillaries. The flight doc was astonished that neither one of us had passed out (we hadn't been wearing G-suits). Origin 1940s: from g (symbol of gravity) + suit. Definition of G-suit in US English: G-suit (also anti-G suit) nounˈdʒiˌsutˈjēˌso͞ot A garment with pressurized pouches that are inflatable with air or fluid, worn by fighter pilots and astronauts to enable them to withstand high forces of acceleration. （战斗机飞行员或宇航员用以抗超重飞行的）重力防护服，抗超重飞行服 Example sentencesExamples He marches to the aircraft, salutes smartly to his crew chief, gets into his G-suit, climbs into the cockpit, shakes hands with his crew chief and gets ready to launch. The flight doc was astonished that neither one of us had passed out (we hadn't been wearing G-suits). The G-suit used by the Air Force of today has encased bladders that automatically inflate to increase body constriction after two Gs. Climbing into the jet became almost impossible because the dry suit was even tighter with the added resistance of the G-suit and harness. Giraffe legs also have a thick sheath of skin, like an astronaut's G-suit, to prevent the high blood pressure from forcing blood to leak through capillaries. Origin 1940s: from g (symbol of gravity) + suit.
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