Definition of simulator in English:

simulator

noun ˈsɪmjʊleɪtəˈsɪmjəˌleɪdər

1A machine designed to provide a realistic imitation of the controls and operation of a vehicle, aircraft, or other complex system, used for training purposes.
模拟器；模拟装置
a driving simulator
Example sentencesExamples
- The competence of commercial airline pilots of US-based carriers is assessed using standardized simulators of the aircraft they fly.
- The 16-strong fleet includes two simulators which are designed to give a choice of three rides, one in a helicopter, one in a Sea Harrier and another in a rigid raider.
- The tender for the aircraft also calls for a hospital bed kit for emergency medical evacuations and advanced simulators for crew training.
- It can be hard being the daughter of someone who designs air traffic control simulators for a living.
- The loan will provide funds for maritime simulators, laboratory equipment, teaching materials and consultancy services.
- The driving simulator, with a design based on a Vauxhall Corsa, provides an incredibly realistic driving experience.
- Other studies have assessed acceptability after people have had limited or extended experience with the systems in driving simulators or in actual vehicles.
- A final touch of realism in the simulator is provided by recorded acoustic noise from actual track runs.
- With an inexpensive sound system, artillery simulators and a reworked range, he provides soldiers with a first-class movement to contact experience.
- Neither should we neglect training prospective officers with the help of simulators, for which purpose appropriate funds and materiel ought to be allocated.
- The permits were for aircraft engines, navigation systems and training simulators or parts.
- The young doctors were tested for vigilance, attention and performance on a realistic driving simulator.
- The troops know this, and realistic training via the simulators is expected to be popular.
- We are planning to provide eight golf simulators which will be able to be used by everyone from professionals to those who would just like to try it out.
- Reactor simulators provide a very realistic training experience for power reactor operation.
- Constructive, virtual training simulations and simulators should replicate the threat realistically.
- In-flight weapon system simulators can be installed with a library of synthetic targets and threats.
- To keep the costs down, very realistic vehicle simulators are being used.
- Activities, including tours of aircraft, simulators and facilities, are incorporated into the workshop, which runs July 12-18.
- Fisher et al. reported that younger inexperienced drivers who were trained on simulators operated their vehicles in a safer, less risky style.
1. 1.1 A program enabling a computer to execute programs written for a different operating system.
  （计算机）模拟程序
  Example sentencesExamples
  Before hardware was available, we developed and used simulators extensively for both the system firmware and kernel development to get the system-level software ready.
  The experimenter can save this text to a file and then invoke the NCS simulator on that file from the command line.
  Out there in the Linux world, you'll find a number of simulators of this type.
  Well, last year's demo did show a Palm simulator running a Solaris app on the other side of the Atlantic.
  Ikos has donated technology to help speed up the link between hardware emulators and software simulators running on workstations to a new industry consortium.

Definition of simulator in US English:

simulator

nounˈsimyəˌlādərˈsɪmjəˌleɪdər

1A machine with a similar set of controls designed to provide a realistic imitation of the operation of a vehicle, aircraft, or other complex system, used for training purposes.
模拟器；模拟装置
a driving simulator
Example sentencesExamples
- We are planning to provide eight golf simulators which will be able to be used by everyone from professionals to those who would just like to try it out.
- The young doctors were tested for vigilance, attention and performance on a realistic driving simulator.
- Neither should we neglect training prospective officers with the help of simulators, for which purpose appropriate funds and materiel ought to be allocated.
- Reactor simulators provide a very realistic training experience for power reactor operation.
- It can be hard being the daughter of someone who designs air traffic control simulators for a living.
- The 16-strong fleet includes two simulators which are designed to give a choice of three rides, one in a helicopter, one in a Sea Harrier and another in a rigid raider.
- To keep the costs down, very realistic vehicle simulators are being used.
- The permits were for aircraft engines, navigation systems and training simulators or parts.
- The tender for the aircraft also calls for a hospital bed kit for emergency medical evacuations and advanced simulators for crew training.
- Constructive, virtual training simulations and simulators should replicate the threat realistically.
- With an inexpensive sound system, artillery simulators and a reworked range, he provides soldiers with a first-class movement to contact experience.
- Fisher et al. reported that younger inexperienced drivers who were trained on simulators operated their vehicles in a safer, less risky style.
- The troops know this, and realistic training via the simulators is expected to be popular.
- In-flight weapon system simulators can be installed with a library of synthetic targets and threats.
- The competence of commercial airline pilots of US-based carriers is assessed using standardized simulators of the aircraft they fly.
- The driving simulator, with a design based on a Vauxhall Corsa, provides an incredibly realistic driving experience.
- Other studies have assessed acceptability after people have had limited or extended experience with the systems in driving simulators or in actual vehicles.
- A final touch of realism in the simulator is provided by recorded acoustic noise from actual track runs.
- Activities, including tours of aircraft, simulators and facilities, are incorporated into the workshop, which runs July 12-18.
- The loan will provide funds for maritime simulators, laboratory equipment, teaching materials and consultancy services.
1. 1.1 A program enabling a computer to execute programs written for a different operating system.
  （计算机）模拟程序
  Example sentencesExamples
  Before hardware was available, we developed and used simulators extensively for both the system firmware and kernel development to get the system-level software ready.
  The experimenter can save this text to a file and then invoke the NCS simulator on that file from the command line.
  Out there in the Linux world, you'll find a number of simulators of this type.
  Ikos has donated technology to help speed up the link between hardware emulators and software simulators running on workstations to a new industry consortium.
  Well, last year's demo did show a Palm simulator running a Solaris app on the other side of the Atlantic.

单词	simulator
释义	Definition of simulator in English: simulator noun ˈsɪmjʊleɪtəˈsɪmjəˌleɪdər 1A machine designed to provide a realistic imitation of the controls and operation of a vehicle, aircraft, or other complex system, used for training purposes. 模拟器；模拟装置 a driving simulator Example sentencesExamples The competence of commercial airline pilots of US-based carriers is assessed using standardized simulators of the aircraft they fly. The 16-strong fleet includes two simulators which are designed to give a choice of three rides, one in a helicopter, one in a Sea Harrier and another in a rigid raider. The tender for the aircraft also calls for a hospital bed kit for emergency medical evacuations and advanced simulators for crew training. It can be hard being the daughter of someone who designs air traffic control simulators for a living. The loan will provide funds for maritime simulators, laboratory equipment, teaching materials and consultancy services. The driving simulator, with a design based on a Vauxhall Corsa, provides an incredibly realistic driving experience. Other studies have assessed acceptability after people have had limited or extended experience with the systems in driving simulators or in actual vehicles. A final touch of realism in the simulator is provided by recorded acoustic noise from actual track runs. With an inexpensive sound system, artillery simulators and a reworked range, he provides soldiers with a first-class movement to contact experience. Neither should we neglect training prospective officers with the help of simulators, for which purpose appropriate funds and materiel ought to be allocated. The permits were for aircraft engines, navigation systems and training simulators or parts. The young doctors were tested for vigilance, attention and performance on a realistic driving simulator. The troops know this, and realistic training via the simulators is expected to be popular. We are planning to provide eight golf simulators which will be able to be used by everyone from professionals to those who would just like to try it out. Reactor simulators provide a very realistic training experience for power reactor operation. Constructive, virtual training simulations and simulators should replicate the threat realistically. In-flight weapon system simulators can be installed with a library of synthetic targets and threats. To keep the costs down, very realistic vehicle simulators are being used. Activities, including tours of aircraft, simulators and facilities, are incorporated into the workshop, which runs July 12-18. Fisher et al. reported that younger inexperienced drivers who were trained on simulators operated their vehicles in a safer, less risky style. 1.1 A program enabling a computer to execute programs written for a different operating system. （计算机）模拟程序 Example sentencesExamples Before hardware was available, we developed and used simulators extensively for both the system firmware and kernel development to get the system-level software ready. The experimenter can save this text to a file and then invoke the NCS simulator on that file from the command line. Out there in the Linux world, you'll find a number of simulators of this type. Well, last year's demo did show a Palm simulator running a Solaris app on the other side of the Atlantic. Ikos has donated technology to help speed up the link between hardware emulators and software simulators running on workstations to a new industry consortium. Definition of simulator in US English: simulator nounˈsimyəˌlādərˈsɪmjəˌleɪdər 1A machine with a similar set of controls designed to provide a realistic imitation of the operation of a vehicle, aircraft, or other complex system, used for training purposes. 模拟器；模拟装置 a driving simulator Example sentencesExamples We are planning to provide eight golf simulators which will be able to be used by everyone from professionals to those who would just like to try it out. The young doctors were tested for vigilance, attention and performance on a realistic driving simulator. Neither should we neglect training prospective officers with the help of simulators, for which purpose appropriate funds and materiel ought to be allocated. Reactor simulators provide a very realistic training experience for power reactor operation. It can be hard being the daughter of someone who designs air traffic control simulators for a living. The 16-strong fleet includes two simulators which are designed to give a choice of three rides, one in a helicopter, one in a Sea Harrier and another in a rigid raider. To keep the costs down, very realistic vehicle simulators are being used. The permits were for aircraft engines, navigation systems and training simulators or parts. The tender for the aircraft also calls for a hospital bed kit for emergency medical evacuations and advanced simulators for crew training. Constructive, virtual training simulations and simulators should replicate the threat realistically. With an inexpensive sound system, artillery simulators and a reworked range, he provides soldiers with a first-class movement to contact experience. Fisher et al. reported that younger inexperienced drivers who were trained on simulators operated their vehicles in a safer, less risky style. The troops know this, and realistic training via the simulators is expected to be popular. In-flight weapon system simulators can be installed with a library of synthetic targets and threats. The competence of commercial airline pilots of US-based carriers is assessed using standardized simulators of the aircraft they fly. The driving simulator, with a design based on a Vauxhall Corsa, provides an incredibly realistic driving experience. Other studies have assessed acceptability after people have had limited or extended experience with the systems in driving simulators or in actual vehicles. A final touch of realism in the simulator is provided by recorded acoustic noise from actual track runs. Activities, including tours of aircraft, simulators and facilities, are incorporated into the workshop, which runs July 12-18. The loan will provide funds for maritime simulators, laboratory equipment, teaching materials and consultancy services. 1.1 A program enabling a computer to execute programs written for a different operating system. （计算机）模拟程序 Example sentencesExamples Before hardware was available, we developed and used simulators extensively for both the system firmware and kernel development to get the system-level software ready. The experimenter can save this text to a file and then invoke the NCS simulator on that file from the command line. Out there in the Linux world, you'll find a number of simulators of this type. Ikos has donated technology to help speed up the link between hardware emulators and software simulators running on workstations to a new industry consortium. Well, last year's demo did show a Palm simulator running a Solaris app on the other side of the Atlantic.
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