Definition of waypoint in English:

waypoint

noun ˈweɪpɔɪntˈwāˌpoint

1A stopping place on a journey.
（旅途中的）停留处
it was a waypoint on the merchant route between Scandinavia and Byzantium
Example sentencesExamples
- Yesterday we demolished a substantial building which they were using as a waypoint to get in.
- It would be unfair, however, to paint the islands as just a grungy waypoint in the North Atlantic.
- We assume the islands will be a waypoint rather than a destination.
- What was found, he said, indicated the building was used as a waypoint for foreign fighters crossing into Iraq from Syria to fight against the coalition.
- Budapest and Bucharest function as waypoints for women en route to Belgrade.
1. 1.1 The computer-checked coordinates of each stage of a flight or sea journey.
  （计算机控制的飞行或航海的）航点
  waypoints can be punched in directly to the keypad
  Example sentencesExamples
  It stores more than 100 waypoints, displays various features in different colours and feels good in your hand.
  It allows easy set-up functions as well as down- and uploads of waypoints, routes and flight tracks.
  They already have many thousands of waypoints documented plus they have great flight recording kit and analysis software.
  And best of all, you can add your own data to the map - landmarks, routes, GPS waypoints, or personal reminders about avoiding that bog where you once pitched a tent.
  You may want to include user waypoints in your flight plan.
  By entering a series of waypoints, you can create a route and store the whole thing for later use.
  You can still upload routes, tracks, and waypoints, but you can't download.
  Finally, since each place name is technically a waypoint, the coordinates corresponding to the names can easily be uploaded to a GPS unit and used for navigation.
  For navigation purposes, you can use your log to record waypoints and route numbers or times at certain markers for a future good reference.
  This mission consists of up to 100 waypoints, guiding the aircraft home using altitude and airspeed settings at each waypoint.
  As a bonus, the ship provided GPS waypoints where they would be upon our return.
  The software integrated the tide and current tables for the Chesapeake Bay so that it calculated more accurately the time to each waypoint of the trip.
  As you get into open waters, you select a split screen with the radar on the top half, and a chartplotter with an offshore waypoint on the bottom half.
  I've seen too many near misses where the boater had his eyes glued to the chartplotter, radar, or the waypoint indicator, and not the waters around him.
  Another downside to this situation is that data, including GPS waypoints, will be lost when the plotters are updated.
  If your autopilot is more than about 10 years old, upgrading to an autopilot that contains the additional sensor and that can automatically track to a waypoint can significantly enhance your boating experience.
  Of course, you can manually enter waypoints for intersections and other locations, but this is tedious.
  Preflight mission planning defines waypoints using GPS and specifies particular maneuvers, such as circling, by making annotations with a pen on a digital map.
  The latest GPS receivers not only give an accurate position, but store a number of waypoints, and compute distance travelled, speed and direction.
  It provides a user-friendly computer with an internal GPS and moving-map capability that indicates an aircraft's position and waypoints.

Definition of waypoint in US English:

waypoint

nounˈwāˌpoint

1A stopping place on a journey.
（旅途中的）停留处
it was a waypoint on the merchant route between Scandinavia and Byzantium
Example sentencesExamples
- Yesterday we demolished a substantial building which they were using as a waypoint to get in.
- Budapest and Bucharest function as waypoints for women en route to Belgrade.
- It would be unfair, however, to paint the islands as just a grungy waypoint in the North Atlantic.
- We assume the islands will be a waypoint rather than a destination.
- What was found, he said, indicated the building was used as a waypoint for foreign fighters crossing into Iraq from Syria to fight against the coalition.
1. 1.1 An endpoint of the leg of a course, especially one whose coordinates have been generated by a computer.
  waypoints can be punched in directly to the keypad
  Example sentencesExamples
  It allows easy set-up functions as well as down- and uploads of waypoints, routes and flight tracks.
  Another downside to this situation is that data, including GPS waypoints, will be lost when the plotters are updated.
  It provides a user-friendly computer with an internal GPS and moving-map capability that indicates an aircraft's position and waypoints.
  And best of all, you can add your own data to the map - landmarks, routes, GPS waypoints, or personal reminders about avoiding that bog where you once pitched a tent.
  Of course, you can manually enter waypoints for intersections and other locations, but this is tedious.
  By entering a series of waypoints, you can create a route and store the whole thing for later use.
  They already have many thousands of waypoints documented plus they have great flight recording kit and analysis software.
  Preflight mission planning defines waypoints using GPS and specifies particular maneuvers, such as circling, by making annotations with a pen on a digital map.
  The software integrated the tide and current tables for the Chesapeake Bay so that it calculated more accurately the time to each waypoint of the trip.
  You can still upload routes, tracks, and waypoints, but you can't download.
  As you get into open waters, you select a split screen with the radar on the top half, and a chartplotter with an offshore waypoint on the bottom half.
  I've seen too many near misses where the boater had his eyes glued to the chartplotter, radar, or the waypoint indicator, and not the waters around him.
  This mission consists of up to 100 waypoints, guiding the aircraft home using altitude and airspeed settings at each waypoint.
  For navigation purposes, you can use your log to record waypoints and route numbers or times at certain markers for a future good reference.
  Finally, since each place name is technically a waypoint, the coordinates corresponding to the names can easily be uploaded to a GPS unit and used for navigation.
  As a bonus, the ship provided GPS waypoints where they would be upon our return.
  The latest GPS receivers not only give an accurate position, but store a number of waypoints, and compute distance travelled, speed and direction.
  If your autopilot is more than about 10 years old, upgrading to an autopilot that contains the additional sensor and that can automatically track to a waypoint can significantly enhance your boating experience.
  It stores more than 100 waypoints, displays various features in different colours and feels good in your hand.
  You may want to include user waypoints in your flight plan.

单词	waypoint
释义	Definition of waypoint in English: waypoint noun ˈweɪpɔɪntˈwāˌpoint 1A stopping place on a journey. （旅途中的）停留处 it was a waypoint on the merchant route between Scandinavia and Byzantium Example sentencesExamples Yesterday we demolished a substantial building which they were using as a waypoint to get in. It would be unfair, however, to paint the islands as just a grungy waypoint in the North Atlantic. We assume the islands will be a waypoint rather than a destination. What was found, he said, indicated the building was used as a waypoint for foreign fighters crossing into Iraq from Syria to fight against the coalition. Budapest and Bucharest function as waypoints for women en route to Belgrade. 1.1 The computer-checked coordinates of each stage of a flight or sea journey. （计算机控制的飞行或航海的）航点 waypoints can be punched in directly to the keypad Example sentencesExamples It stores more than 100 waypoints, displays various features in different colours and feels good in your hand. It allows easy set-up functions as well as down- and uploads of waypoints, routes and flight tracks. They already have many thousands of waypoints documented plus they have great flight recording kit and analysis software. And best of all, you can add your own data to the map - landmarks, routes, GPS waypoints, or personal reminders about avoiding that bog where you once pitched a tent. You may want to include user waypoints in your flight plan. By entering a series of waypoints, you can create a route and store the whole thing for later use. You can still upload routes, tracks, and waypoints, but you can't download. Finally, since each place name is technically a waypoint, the coordinates corresponding to the names can easily be uploaded to a GPS unit and used for navigation. For navigation purposes, you can use your log to record waypoints and route numbers or times at certain markers for a future good reference. This mission consists of up to 100 waypoints, guiding the aircraft home using altitude and airspeed settings at each waypoint. As a bonus, the ship provided GPS waypoints where they would be upon our return. The software integrated the tide and current tables for the Chesapeake Bay so that it calculated more accurately the time to each waypoint of the trip. As you get into open waters, you select a split screen with the radar on the top half, and a chartplotter with an offshore waypoint on the bottom half. I've seen too many near misses where the boater had his eyes glued to the chartplotter, radar, or the waypoint indicator, and not the waters around him. Another downside to this situation is that data, including GPS waypoints, will be lost when the plotters are updated. If your autopilot is more than about 10 years old, upgrading to an autopilot that contains the additional sensor and that can automatically track to a waypoint can significantly enhance your boating experience. Of course, you can manually enter waypoints for intersections and other locations, but this is tedious. Preflight mission planning defines waypoints using GPS and specifies particular maneuvers, such as circling, by making annotations with a pen on a digital map. The latest GPS receivers not only give an accurate position, but store a number of waypoints, and compute distance travelled, speed and direction. It provides a user-friendly computer with an internal GPS and moving-map capability that indicates an aircraft's position and waypoints. Definition of waypoint in US English: waypoint nounˈwāˌpoint 1A stopping place on a journey. （旅途中的）停留处 it was a waypoint on the merchant route between Scandinavia and Byzantium Example sentencesExamples Yesterday we demolished a substantial building which they were using as a waypoint to get in. Budapest and Bucharest function as waypoints for women en route to Belgrade. It would be unfair, however, to paint the islands as just a grungy waypoint in the North Atlantic. We assume the islands will be a waypoint rather than a destination. What was found, he said, indicated the building was used as a waypoint for foreign fighters crossing into Iraq from Syria to fight against the coalition. 1.1 An endpoint of the leg of a course, especially one whose coordinates have been generated by a computer. waypoints can be punched in directly to the keypad Example sentencesExamples It allows easy set-up functions as well as down- and uploads of waypoints, routes and flight tracks. Another downside to this situation is that data, including GPS waypoints, will be lost when the plotters are updated. It provides a user-friendly computer with an internal GPS and moving-map capability that indicates an aircraft's position and waypoints. And best of all, you can add your own data to the map - landmarks, routes, GPS waypoints, or personal reminders about avoiding that bog where you once pitched a tent. Of course, you can manually enter waypoints for intersections and other locations, but this is tedious. By entering a series of waypoints, you can create a route and store the whole thing for later use. They already have many thousands of waypoints documented plus they have great flight recording kit and analysis software. Preflight mission planning defines waypoints using GPS and specifies particular maneuvers, such as circling, by making annotations with a pen on a digital map. The software integrated the tide and current tables for the Chesapeake Bay so that it calculated more accurately the time to each waypoint of the trip. You can still upload routes, tracks, and waypoints, but you can't download. As you get into open waters, you select a split screen with the radar on the top half, and a chartplotter with an offshore waypoint on the bottom half. I've seen too many near misses where the boater had his eyes glued to the chartplotter, radar, or the waypoint indicator, and not the waters around him. This mission consists of up to 100 waypoints, guiding the aircraft home using altitude and airspeed settings at each waypoint. For navigation purposes, you can use your log to record waypoints and route numbers or times at certain markers for a future good reference. Finally, since each place name is technically a waypoint, the coordinates corresponding to the names can easily be uploaded to a GPS unit and used for navigation. As a bonus, the ship provided GPS waypoints where they would be upon our return. The latest GPS receivers not only give an accurate position, but store a number of waypoints, and compute distance travelled, speed and direction. If your autopilot is more than about 10 years old, upgrading to an autopilot that contains the additional sensor and that can automatically track to a waypoint can significantly enhance your boating experience. It stores more than 100 waypoints, displays various features in different colours and feels good in your hand. You may want to include user waypoints in your flight plan.
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